Masthead: We are who we are: Fans of Kesha and opponents of rape
Full Staff Opinion There’s a soundtrack that comes with a college education, as a quick look at just about any first-year’s iPod will prove. For many of us at The…
V-Warriors stage annual Vagina Monologues, raise money for Clare House
By Izzy Schellenger || Staff Writer F&M V-Warriors hosted The Vagina Monologues on Thursday, Feb. 18 through Saturday, Feb. 20 in the Green Room Theatre. Originally written by Eve Ensler…
F&M dance professor presents Common Hour talk on dance lineage, the importance of touch and the senses in learning
By Christa Rodriguez || Layout Assistant Professor Lynn Matluck Brooks gave this week’s Common Hour talk, titled “Touched by Dance: Lineage and Learning.” Brooks is the Arthur and Kat herine…
Peyton Manning now subject of sexual assault claims
By Joe Giordano || Assistant Sports Editor Last week, I wrote an article praising Peyton Manning for being a class act both on and off the field and that he…
Athletic facilities at F&M recieve scrutiny over size and accessibility
BY Joe Yamulla || Sports Editor This past year, I’ve devoted myself to CrossFit after falling in love with the fitness regime over the summer. I came back to campus…
Fair Practices Committee explores bias reporting system during forum
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor On Tuesday, the Committee on Fair Practices hosted a forum about bias reporting. The forum, held in the Weis Great Room, explained the Committee’s…
National stipulations, confusion mark controvery over Debate on Fraternities
By Julia Cinquegrani || Editor-in-Chief The national headquarters of several fraternities and sororities at F&M have discouraged their members from attending the “Debate on Fraternities” that is being hosted by…
Mount St. Mary’s faculty fired by president after opposing rentention rate plan
By Steven Viera|| Senior Editor At Mount St. Mary’s University in Maryland, faculty opposition to a plan to improve the school’s retention rate has led to multiple firings by Simon…
Indie horror film builds the horror slowly, masterfully
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer If you’re a fan of late 70’s or early 80’s horror films, you should watch The House of The Devil. The House of The…
One cooking channel, hold the diversity: Editor offers searing critique of Food Network’s slanted programming
By Erin Moyer || Senior Editor I just spent my morning with the Food Network. Actually, I spend a lot of my time with the Food Network. But it’s all becoming…
Academy Awards’s all white nominees spark anger on social media: Race must be considered in next year’s nominations
By Alejandra Bautista || Contributing Writer Ever since the 88th Oscar nominations were announced on Jan. 14 in the Samuel Goldwyn Theater, social media has blown up with criticism over the…
Letter to the Editor: Dean of the College responds to diversity concerns of Greek life
By Margaret Hazlett || Dean of the College To the Editors of The College Reporter: As most of us on campus know, the Franklin & Marshall community currently is engaged in many…
Masthead: Politics reign in wake of Scalia’s death
Full Staff Opinion Since Justice Antonin Scalia’s death this Saturday, there has been an unsurprising outpouring of politically-motivated discourse from both sides of the aisle. Between President Obama’s assertion that…
Donald Tibbs gives Common Hour talk on hip hop, the American Constitution
By Izzy Schellenger || Staff Writer Donald F. Tibbs, an associate professor at Drexel University’s Thomas R. Kline School of Law, gave this week’s Common Hour lecture on how the American…