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By Jack Kupsky, Diplomatic Congress Public Relations Officer|| In this week’s meeting of the Diplomatic Congress (DipCon), Scott Onigman ’15, vice president, began by discussing the final results of the…
By Steven Viera, Managing Editor|| Karlie Hall, an 18-year old student at Millersville University, was murdered by her boyfriend last Sunday, Feb. 8, in her dorm room. Hall’s murder represents an…
By Samantha Greenfield, Staff Writer || This past week’s Common Hour speaker, Stanley A. Mertzman, Dr. Earl D. Stage and Mary E. Stage professor of geosciences, is the recipient of the…
Livia Meneghin || Contributing Writer High atop Mount Olympus, the Winged Goddess of Victory, Nike, shimmers in gold, looking upon students jogging in the field house, waiting for the best…
By Anh Nguyen, Staff Writer || F&M’s 2015 production of Eve Ensler’s play The Vagina Monologues was delivered in three performances last Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (February 12-14th) at the…
Noah Sunshine || Senior Staff Writer Fifty Shades of Grey made almost $90 million domestically over the four-day holiday period, betraying everyone’s expectations for a flop in all…
By Marcella Labellarte and Tiana Quattrucci II Contributing Writers For those who are unaware, this past week, the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity of F&M proudly hung a sign on their house stating,…
By Erin Moyer II Opinions and Editorials Editor Alright, F&M. One week soon, I promise I will write an op-ed about gender dynamics in the classroom. I promise, I will. I know…
By Scott Onigman II Senior Editor The bridge that used to span Harrisburg Avenue is a long gone memory of the F&M campus aesthetic and infrastructure. I have never inquired as…
With Valentine’s Day approaching, love is in the air. Special dates are planned, reservations are booked, and — lest we forget — Galentine’s Day is celebrated. But here’s some news on a…
Introducing: The Diplomat Papers Disclaimer: In the past, The College Reporter has maintained a policy of refusing to publish anonymous articles, as we believe writers should openly support their own…
By Arielle Lipset II Campus Life Editor Christopher Bakken is a writer unafraid to explore different parts of the world in addition to different genres. His book, Honey,…