Washburn elected chair of F&M’s Board of Trustees, first alumna to hold office
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor Last Thursday, Oct. 15, Sue L. Washburn ’73 was elected by unanimous vote to serve as the new chair of F&M’s Board of Trustees.…
Teams look to end championship droughts during baseball playoffs
By Joe Giordano || Staff Writer As of Friday, only four teams are still playing in Major League Baseball. The Chicago Cubs will take on the New York Mets in…
NBA season begins, superstar players bring teams attention
By Joe Yamulla || Sports Editor It seems like it just ended, and basketball is already back. Next week, the top basketball players in the world will be lacing up…
West Liberty Street opens behind College Row, links F&M to downtown Lancaster
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor In a message to the F&M community, Mike Wetzel, associate vice president for facilities management and campus planning, announced the opening of West Liberty…
Let’s Get The Last Word, 10/19/15: Reliving the CNN/Facebook Democratic Presidential Debate’s finest moments
We of The College Reporter love the news. And this past Tuesday, we fell in love with Anderson Cooper. At the CNN/Facebook Democratic Presidential Debate, the host made it plain…
Pennhurst offers tricks, not treats, for portrayal of mentally ill, ethics of its enterprise
By Lauren Wachspress || Contributing Writer October has arrived, and with it comes the opening of Halloween-themed haunted houses sure to make you scream in horror. Infamous for neglect and…
Sanders won Democratic Presidential Debate with his ideas, insights
By Nicholas Riebel || Staff Writer If you listen to the pundits and the politicians, they will tell you that Hillary Clinton overwhelmingly won the Democratic presidential debate, held last…
Office of Multicultural Affairs to host open discussion on Planned Parenthood
By Ellie Gavin || Campus Life Editor This Tuesday, Oct. 20, the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMCA) will host a discussion for members of the F&M community to gather and…
The Martian has a detailed, intricate plot that is impossible to predict
By Joe Yamulla II Sports Editor Ridley Scott’s The Martian is an absolute box office hit right now. As of last week, the film’s earnings had already risen to more…
Wallach discusses minority visibility, persecution during Common Hour
By Christa Rodriguez || Contributing Writer This past Thursday’s Common Hour featured Kerry Wallach, assistant professor of German at Gettysburg College, who gave a talk on why minority visibility matters,…
Sicario falls short of becoming one of this year’s great films
By Preman Koshar II Arts & Entertainment Editor If Denis Villeneuve’s newest film, Sicario, could be defined with a single word, it would be anxiety. Within minutes of opening, guns…