Brechtian play impresses with strong performances, unusual styles By Vanessa Chen || Contributing Writer The TDF production of The Caucasian Chalk Circle doesn’t begin so much as...
Individual ignorance reflects poorly on entire Franklin & Marshall Greek life community By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor Around college campuses everywhere, Halloween is a pretty popular holiday. Halloween...
Ignorance is not bliss, Halloween costumes scratch surface of deep cultural insensitivity By Juliana Piacentini || Contributing Writer With the approach of Halloween weekend, fondly known as “Halloweekend” to the average...
Editor discusses dividing line between hard work, dangerous stress levels for F&M students By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor It’s the middle of the semester, and if you walk around...
Increasing presence of social media decreases empathy, increases narcissistic behavior By Alex Pinsk || Layout Assistant Competitive. Media-oriented. Variable. The world we live in today is nothing like it...
As presidential race nears end, importance of congressional election heightens By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer The point of this article is not to discuss Trump. His pitiful, awful,...
Staff writer reflects on Drug Abuse Awareness panel on addiction, prevention By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer A panel discussion on drug addiction took place on Wednesday in the Alumni...
Writers House hires alumna Alex Faccibene for part-time house coordinator position By Bridget Johnston || News Editor This month, Franklin & Marshall’s Philadelphia Alumni Writers House welcomed its newest hire, Alex Faccibene...
C. Brian Rose talks preserving historical artifacts, culture at Common Hour By Shira Gould || Staff Writer This week’s Common Hour was given by C. Brian Rose, a professor of...
Ezekiel, Hertzler honored at conference for their sustainability efforts on campus By Katherine Coble || Layout Assistant The Pennsylvania Environmental Resources Consortium recently acknowledged the Franklin & Marshall staff and...