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Early on the morning March 27, the U.S. Senate approved a budget resolution authored by members of the Republican Party. The Senate’s resolution follows the passage of a separate budget…
Tom Wolf, governor of Pennsylvania, enjoys the support of a majority of the state’s voters according to the most recent F&M Poll. The poll indicated not only a strong approval…
The College has named Kevin Burke as vice president for communications, effective March 7. Burke assumes the new office following the departure of Cass Cliatt, former vice president for communications,…
By Indira Rahman || Staff Writer The Black Pyramid Society (BPS) hosted its annual induction ceremony last Friday, March 6. Members of the organization dedicate themselves to knowledge, leadership, and…
By Shira Kipnees || Senior Staff Writer Sue Hurd, registered dietitian, visited the Restaurants at Ben Franklin during lunch period with food and advice for good nutrition for workout recovery…
By Noah Sunshine || Senior Staff Writer The College recently announced a partnership with Lancaster General Health (LGH) which will result in the relocation and expansion of F&M’s Health Services…
At Thursday’s meeting, the Diplomatic Congress (DipCon) began by reviewing the goals adopted in January for the spring semester, particularly towards increasing collaboration efforts with student leaders and executing events…
By Wyatt Behringer || Contributing Writer Over the past month, F&M’s Facilities and Operations (F&O) and a local contractor took on the task of labeling the buildings on campus with…
By Jack Kupsky || Contributing Writer The Diplomatic Congress (DipCon) began its last meeting by debriefing on the recent forum on mental health, wellness, and stress, and using member and…
By Shira Kipnees || Senior Staff Writer Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) Fraternity, a historically Jewish fraternity, is working towards recolonizing its Alpha Tau Chapter at F&M. According to Stuart Umberger,…
By Noah Sunshine || Senior Staff Writer Early last week, the student body received an email from Margaret Hazlett, dean of the College, about a change in health services coming…