An interview with Professor Davis about Journey to the West
By Sojin Shin || Op-Eds Editor Journey to the West, a faculty directed TDF play based on a Chinese legend, was cancelled a week before its premiere due to controversies…
F&M lacks culture that promotes community service participation
By Anna Goorevich || Opinions Editor Isabel Paris ||Layout Assistant Ruby Van Dyk || Editor In-Chief Each and every day, tour guides walk through campus preaching how close F&M is…
Staff writer comments on how the STEM world threatens the humanities
By Grace Lewis || Staff Writer The generation currently in college — those born somewhere in the range of mid to late 1990’s to maybe the very early 2000’s —…
Editors comment on the presence of free speech on campus
By Isabel Paris || Layout Assistant and Ruby Van Dyk || Editor-In-Chief This past Thursday, The Black Pyramid Senior Honors Society hosted another debate in their series of debates on…
Only Nine Months?
By Isabel Paris | Staff Writer Nine months have passed since the #MeToo movement swept across the country and the world. Men of varying degrees of power, from the entertainment…
Sexual Assault and Violence Elimination executive board writes another open letter to the Franklin and Marshall College Administration
Another Open Letter to the Franklin and Marshall College Administration was written by the entirety of The Sexual Assault and Violence Elimination Executive Board. If you have any specific questions…
First-year writer relates personal experiences to DACA, jumping on opportunity
By Nina Kegelman || Contributing Writer Sometime before my first year here at Franklin & Marshall began, I saw this picture floating around Facebook depicting the traveling dynamic of wolf…
Op-Ed: Republicans go nuclear to disrupt Democrats’ attempt at filibuster
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer In what should be a surprise to no one, Senate Republicans have done the unprecedented and used the “nuclear option” to eliminate the filibuster…
Op-Ed: Reading for pleasure, rather than binge-watching Netflix, beneficial in long run
By Alex Pinsk || Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor We live in a society where binge-watching Netflix, worshiping cable, and connecting with others by bonding over TV are standard behaviors.…
Op-Ed: Trump’s decision not to attend Correspondents’ Dinner sends dangerous message
By Alex Pinsk || Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor Recently, Donald Trump announced his decision not to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner which will be held on April 29.…
Op-Ed: Writer on Jeff Sessions’ links with Russia, American parties, tribalism
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer Please keep in mind, that throughout my editorial-writing career at The College Reporter overall, and during the Trump era in particular, it seems that…
Op-Ed: Fake Facebook accounts may be used to spy on students at Franklin & Marshall
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor Going to a small school like Franklin & Marshall can sometimes be frustrating. Everyone knows you, your business, and many times there…
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: Writer tackles President Trump’s attitude towards media as enemy of the public
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer Whether we are cursed by fate or not, the American people certainly live in interesting times. It is a time when the incumbent president…
Op-Ed: France’s attempt at secularism causes unease, fears of marginalization
By Alex Pinsk || Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor Since its founding, France has been a country focused on national unity, supporting nationalistic ideals, and struggling immensely with multiculturalism. It…