Violence in a Place of Peace: The New Zealand Mosque Attacks
By Max Sano || Staff Writer The New Zealand Mosque attacks shook the world when announced by local police on Sunday, March 17th. There were 50 deaths and 50 injured…
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By Max Sano || Staff Writer The New Zealand Mosque attacks shook the world when announced by local police on Sunday, March 17th. There were 50 deaths and 50 injured…
By Sarah Ye || Staff Writer Earlier in March, 50 defendants were charged with college admissions fraud, including famous actresses like Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin. The specific charges included…
By Sunya Hassan || News Editor After nearly a decade in power, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now facing a series of corruption charges against him. On Thursday, February…
By Sarah Ye || Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of ABC News On Friday, February 15, President Trump declared a national emergency to fund his wall along the Southwest border. While…
By Sara Ye || Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of Vatican News On Tuesday, February 19, the Visegrad Group was supposed to have its summit in Jerusalem, but the meeting was cancelled after political…
By Max Sano || Staff Writer On January 28th, the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) imposed new sanctions on Venezuela’s state-owned oil company–PdVSA. While there are…
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer A little over two years into Donald Trump’s time as President of the United States, several politicians and public figures-both Democrats and Republicans alike-are…
By Amanda Leonard || Staff Writer With the 2020 United States presidential election season slightly over a year-and-a-half away, many individuals have announced their intentions to enter the race—or at…
By Max Sano || Staff Writer Friday, January 25th marked the 35th and final day of the government shutdown. 800,000 federal employees have been affected by this crisis, which is…
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer Ransacked shops. A battered monument. Four casualties. Protests have been taking place in France for the past few weeks, and the government fears that…
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This past week, a lawsuit filed by several national fraternity and sorority organizations against Harvard University. The lawsuit is over a 2016 rule…
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer On Sunday, November 25, Russian border guards opened fire on three Ukrainian ships off the Crimean Peninsula. They then seized their crews and further…
By Jeremy Mauser || Contributing Writer This past week, Americans voted in the 2018 midterms. After two years of the Republican party controlling both branches of the U.S. Congress, they…
By Alex Pinsk || Editor-in-Chief Diplomatic Congress is the central student government at Franklin & Marshall College. It is comprised of individuals who represent student groups throughout campus and, in many…
By College Panhellenic Council || Contributing Writer Philanthropy has always been an integral part of what makes sorority life a rewarding experience. Whether in the form of traditional community service…