China and its growing global clout
BY ADITYA RAMACHANDRAN Staff Writer On Thursday, Feb. 13, the United States Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in South Korea to, as bystanders have put it, affirm to the…
Quantitative and Science Center opens in Martin, provides tutoring
BY LAYTH ISMAIL Contributing Writer The Quantitative & Science Center (Q&SC) opened this semester in Martin Library of the Sciences to help students with quantitative elements in any course they…
First-year, sophomore male students explore fraternity membership
BY JEFFREY ROBINOWITZ Staff Writer Last week, F&M’s fraternities conducted the annual Spring Rush Week to allow potential new members the opportunity to join male Greek organizations. This year, a…
F&M professor explores post-war implications for refugees, veterans
BY SHIRA KIPNEES Staff Writer David Kieran, visiting professor of American studies, organized and moderated a panel entitled, “When the Wars End: Healing & Justice After a Decade of War…
Delta Sigma Phi faces year of restrictions following policy violations
BY STEVEN VIERA News Editor The College recently imposed a set of regulations on Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity (Delta) following its violation of several of the administration’s policies. The regulations…
Miles explains controversial cases of domestic violence
By Georgianna Pisano-Goetz Jessica Miles, assistant clinical professor and assistant dean of career services at Seton Hall University School of Law, came to F&M to give an informative talk, entitled “Controversial…
Journalist Kane discusses time spent reporting on Beatles
By ARIELLE LIPSET, Layout Assistant Since Feb. 9, 1964, when the Beatles debuted on The Ed Sullivan Show, the band’s tremendous presence in America and fans’ reverence has not waned.…
To all the single ladies & gents
With Valentine’s Day on Friday, we at The College Reporter want to congratulate our friends who are happily taken. While you guys are having your candlelit dinners and feeding each…
The College Reporter transitions to completely digital platform
Perhaps you were wondering where The College Reporter has gone. Perhaps you thought that last week’s snowstorm was responsible for its absence and that you would see the papers floating…
Wolf of Wall Street captivates with white-knuckle action
by Tom Hague, contributing writer The concept of greedy and corrupt Wall Street stockbrokers is nothing new to Hollywood films. However, none have been as wickedly entertaining, morally baffling, and wildly…
MASS Design Group practices architecture with a purpose
By Eric Acre ’17, contributing writer David Saladik, director and co-founder of MASS Design Group, spoke in Stahr Auditorium Thursday about the importance of the physical design of buildings on enhancing…
Sororities welcome new members following four-day recruitment period
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14, Editor-in-Chief Two weeks ago, the four sororities, lead by the Panhellenic Council held their annual Spring recruitment to extend offers of membership to women across the campus…
Phillips Museum features artwork of famous century-spanning artist
BY ABIGAIL QUINT ’15, Copy Editor “Theresa Bernstein: A Century in Art,” featuring a selection of the work of the artist Theresa Bernstein, will be displayed at the Phillips Museum of…
Sincerity Forever examines place of race, religion in culture
By Julia Cinquegrani ’16, Campus Life Editor Next weekend, the theatre, dance and film department’s (TDF) production of Sincerity Forever will premiere in the Green Room Theatre. The play addresses issues…
Jamaican National Bobsled teams returns to the Olympics
BY JONATHAN BLADER ’17, Contributing Writer Before they even hit the course, the ride had already been a tumultuous one for the Jamaican national bobsled team. Returning to the Winter Olympics…