Is My Waffle Maker Writing this or Am I?
In the olden days, our professors used to wrestle with existential questions like “Why are we here?” and “What’s the meaning of life?” These days, they find themselves cogitating a…
Mental Health in College
By Crystal Olague || Staff Writer Mental health is a tricky thing. It affects us every day, and we never know how it will affect us. I’ve spent the last…
Making the Grade: The Prevalence of Eating Disorders on College Campuses
By Lily Vining || Managing Editor Trigger Warning: This article contains information about eating disorders and other mental illnesses. If you or someone you know is struggling with any of…
Transitioning to College with Dyslexia
By Anna Chiaradonna I used to believe that I would never make it to college. In elementary school, I was diagnosed with Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, and Visual-Spatial Processing Disorder. By…
Op-Ed: I Don’t Know What I’m Doing, And That’s Okay
By Samantha Milowitz || Op-Eds Editor In thirteen days, I will be graduating college. While most can agree that graduating college is a great accomplishment and a cause for celebration,…
Op-Ed: Will Intel Students Be Able to Get Their Visas?
By Sofia Netto || Copy Editor More than one year ago, the class of 2024 received their decisions from Franklin & Marshall College. For those accepted, it was time to…
Op-Ed: Dear Sophomores and First-Years, Choose the Major You Like – Yes, It’s Really That Simple
By Ali Husaini || Contributing Writer While we begin to wrap up what has been a tumultuous year, we reach the time when sophomores must undergo the rite of passage…
Life After the Vaccine: New Moderna Study Measures Transmission of Vaccinated College Students
By Erin Maxwell || News Editor On Friday, Mar. 26, the COVID-19 Prevention Network (CoVPN) announced to the public a new nationwide Moderna study among college students, appropriately named “Prevent…
Op-Ed: How the Music Department Budget Cuts Will Affect Mental Health of Students and F&M’s Institutional Identity
By Nathan Miller || Contributing Writer Vivian Lin || Contributing Writer This op-ed was written solely by F&M students and was not prompted by any instructors, staff, or academic departments.…
Op-Ed: ISAB and AAA Condemn Xenophobia After a Surge of Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
By || This statement was written by ISAB (International Student Advisory Board) and the AAA (The Asian American Alliance). Thank you for coming out today, we deeply appreciate your presence…
Frats are Thriving on F&M’s Campus
By Diana Lichtenstein || Onion Dip Columnist It has come to my attention that a whopping number of 14 new members have rushed and joined the two active frats on…
In The Event of a Pandemic
By Samantha Milowitz || Op-Eds Editor Hi there! Are you an incoming senior in college? Having a good time, cruising along; you’ve made your friends, you see the light at…
Peter Kavinsky: The Boy Who Went From Cute to Cringe
By Sara Florez || Contributing Writer If you were to ask anyone if they knew the movie To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before, chances are you will get a…
Op-Ed: A Response to, “Why F&M’s Incident Reporting Form Will Cause More Harm Than Good”
By Emily Grossbauer || Contributing Writer This past week, an article titled “Why F&M’s Incident Reporting Form Will Cause More Harm Than Good” was published in The College Reporter, and…
Op-Ed: How Recent Budget Cuts to the F&M Music Program Will Perpetuate Racism in Classical Music
By Glory Jacquat || Contributing Writer In response to the protests against systemic racism on F&M’s campus in the fall of 2019, F&M promised to do better for BIPOC by…