A Spotlight On Librarian Christopher Raab
I had the pleasure of interviewing Associate Librarian for Archives and Special Collections Christopher Raab. The department is made up of Mr. Raab, Louise Lobello, and Heidrun Perez. The archives…
Lombardo Welcome Center’s Construction of Two-Story Ampersand Will Push Some Counseling Appointments to Telehealth
An initial rendering of the newly developed Lombardo Welcome Center from fandm.edu. Assistant Director of Project Management Sheldon Wenger said past renderings are about 95 percent accurate to the current…
Between the Seasons: September Campus Photo Story
With September behind us, it’s time to reflect on the transition from summer to fall that marked the beginning of the season. Take a peek at The College Reporter exclusive…
Self Care & Sexual Health in College: Perspectives From Peer Health Educators
Photos Courtesy of Olha Shapovalenko Life can be a dizzying maze of experiences, and you are not meant to handle all of its twists and turns alone. F&M has a…
An Interview with Vice President Drew Stelljes
Photo Courtesy of Elizabeth Stelijes Life isn’t about the destination, it’s about the journey; for Vice President Stelljes, learning to enjoy the process has made all the difference. Andrew Stelljes,…
Mindfulness Stargazing
Photo Courtesy of Ella Peeples. I had never been in such black darkness, quite so cold, or gripped by an emotion I didn’t have a name for before. It was…
Lancaster’s Best Spots: A Staff Guide
Professor Ryan Trainor finds Lancaster to be the right blend of urban excitement and small-town charm after a decade spent in the bustling streets of Los Angeles and previous roots…
Professor Spotlight: Dr. Kimberly Grey
Have you ever been interested in creative writing or poetry but didn’t know where to start? Never fear! Our newest F&M professor is here to help. Dr. Kimberly Grey is…
Club Highlight: Colleges Against Cancer
Colleges Against Cancer is an organization that works toward collecting funds for the American Cancer Society, simultaneously spreading awareness of its mission and the way Cancer affects society as a…
Anonymity, support groups, and construction: Here’s what to expect this year from counseling services, according to the team
Story last updated on September 19, 2023 at 9:37 a.m. College is hard, and life is harder. Whether you are overwhelmed by courses, dealing with personal matters, or just feeling…
Summer Renovations, 2023: Bonchek Air, Shadek’s New Turf, SCC Mail Lockers, & More
By Sarah Nicell || Editor-in-Chief This story was last updated at 5:28 p.m. on August 1, 2023. A brief lap around South Ben Franklin Hall on Tuesday evening, July 25th,…
Nonprofit by Rising Junior Allie Crocker Set to Surpass Half a Million Dollars for Rare Disease
By Allie Crocker || Contributing Writer Rising junior Alexandra (Allie) Crocker is the founder of Fighting H.A.R.D. Foundation, a New Jersey-based nonprofit with the mission of helping children with rare…
College or Clothing Brand? The Story of the Other Franklin and Marshall
By Lily Vining || Managing Editor If you had the opportunity to travel on a European holiday this summer, you have likely seen the mirage of collegiate sweatshirts from “unis”…
A Diplomat’s Declassified International Survival Guide
By Muna Sultana || Contributing Writer While I take pride in being a Franklin & Marshall Diplomat, much of my work experience in college involves diplomacy outside of the country.…
What I Wish I Knew Before Starting College
By: Skylar Zachian || Staff Writer Attention incoming first-years: It’s Skylar, your friendly resident First-Year Advising Mentor, aka FAM, reporting for duty. You may have looked at the title of…