Farewell, Fowl Friends
Photo courtesy of Fizz Tragedy struck Franklin and Marshall College last week. After several days of intense rainfall flooded the campus, improper runoff channels culminated in the appearance of a…
Graduation rates: F&M lags behind liberal arts schools of similar size, caliber
By Alex Pinsk || Editor-in-chief The graduation rate for colleges and universities nationwide is less than 50% in six years, according to Dr. Alan S. Caniglia, F&M’s Vice President for…
Coronavirus and Xenophobia on Franklin & Marshall campus
Sojin Shin || Op-Eds Editor A new disease of any kind is scary. There is no vaccine to prevent it, and without proper facilities and medical support, the prognosis becomes…
College Reporter interviews F&M’s new president, Barbara Altmann
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This past week Ruby Van Dyk had the chance to interview F&M’s new president, Dr. Barbara Altmann. A former French Medieval Literature Professor…
Contributing writer discusses difference between Blue Line and Zime
By Josh Friedman || Contributing Writer This year, F&M made the switch from Zime food services to Blue Line. Among the discussions is whether this change benefits the students. Upperclassmen who…
Five Books That Changed My Life by F&M President, Dr. Daniel Porterfield
To access this special feature, Five Books That Changed My Life, by the President of Franklin & Marshall College, Dr. Daniel Porterfield, click here or on the image below:
Op-Ed: Complicating the free speech discourse at F&M and beyond
By SherAli Tareen || Assistant Professor of Religious Studies The controversy over the recent Flemming Rose lecture at F&M highlights certain vexing conundrums over the problem of free speech on…
Op-Ed: Suppressing conservative voices is dangerous, damaging to F&M’s educative atmosphere
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor Recently, it’s come to my attention that the true liberal arts foundation of Franklin & Marshall has lost some of its value.…
Op-Ed: Editor shares opinion on rush week, influence of Greek life on campus
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor By the time this article will be published, rush week will be over and new members will be beginning their journeys in fraternity…
F&M’s first week from the perspective of first-year student
By Marian Pinsk || Contributing Writer Asking for directions to College Center for three days straight, forgetting to pack trash bags, running up and down the hall franticly during course selection,…