Peyton Manning likely ends legendary career as a world champion
By Joe Giordano || Assistant Sports Editor This past Sunday at the Super Bowl, the Denver Broncos defeated the Carolina Panthers by a score of 24 to 10 on their…
Deadpool arrives full of quality insults, excessive gore
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor Deadpool is not your normal superhero film. He isn’t really a hero, and there’s language that would make Captain America’s hair stand…
The Evil Dead chronicles a man’s descent into madness
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer I love Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy. I love it because they are such unique movies. Some people might say that The Evil Dead…
Porterfield discusses efforts by .08 to encourage safe socializing on campus
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor Dan Porterfield, president of the College, addressed the student body by email last week to bring awareness to safe socializing initiatives by .08, a…
Development and Experience Center launches to provide research opportunities
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor This semester, the College launched the Development and Experience, or DAX, Center in order to provide a central lab for research into morality, social…
Greek organizations have responsibility to create a more inclusive, diverse social culture
By Doug Benton || Contributing Writer I am a white male of moderate economic standing. Therefore, I know I can never fully understand what it is like to be disrespected, discriminated against, or…
Sanders, Trump win in New Hampshire, hope for successs in future primaries
By Nicholas Riebel || Staff Writer New Hampshire felt the Bern. He won by a large margin of over 20 percent. He won with almost every demographic group, including women. He…
Reporter needs your voice: College’s newspaper does not represent diversity of College
Full Staff Opinion As you know, something very cool– and moreover, very crucial– is happening on our campus right now. We’re starting to come together to talk about race and…
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity recolonizes at F&M, recruits founding class of brothers
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor The world’s oldest and largest Jewish fraternity, Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) is in the process of recolonizing at F&M and is working with students,…
Bonchek College House initiates study circles to foster discussions about race
By Bridget Johnston || Contributing Writer On February 5, Bonchek College House began hosting one of two discussion groups dealing with racism. Lead by two representatives from the local YWCA,…
Students, faculty discuss experiences, possible solutions to discrimination at forum
By Steven Viera || Senior Editor As the latest installment in the ongoing F&M Forums series, the Diplomatic Congress (DipCon) hosted an open discussion in Brooks College House last Tuesday,…
Expensive culture of youth travel sports teams questioned
By Joe Yamulla || Sports Editor As times go on, things change. That’s inevitable. We grow and advance as we step further into the future. Sports are an incredibly important…
Cam Newton’s antics draw praise from some, criticism from others
By Joe Giordano || Assistant Sports Editor This past weekend at the NFL award show, Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was honored as the league’s Most Valuable Player. While…
Alumnus Dana Amendola discusses career in Disney theater operations
Julia Cinquegrani || Editor-in-Chief When Dana Amendola ’82 was a student at F&M, he indulged in the most enjoyable aspects of the College, working as a cartoonist for The College…
Richard Lapchick discusses impact of diversity on culture of equality
Christa Rodriguez || Layout Assistant Tuesday night, Richard E. Lapchick, human rights activist and internationally-recognized expert on racial equality in athletics, gave a lecture at 7:00 p.m. in the Roschel…