Writer addresses protests in France, context and effects on citizens, society
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer Ransacked shops. A battered monument. Four casualties. Protests have been taking place in...
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Harvard discourages single-gender organizations, lawsuit filed
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This past week, a lawsuit filed by several national fraternity and sorority...
Russia opens fire on Ukrainian ships off Crimean Peninsula; Tensions rise
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer On Sunday, November 25, Russian border guards opened fire on three Ukrainian ships...
Asylum-seeking families face tear gas at the US-Mexico Border
By Amanda Leonard || Staff Writer On the afternoon of Sunday, November 25th, Central American migrants seeking asylum in...
2018 Midterm results leaves Republicans maintaining control of the Senate
By Jeremy Mauser || Contributing Writer This past week, Americans voted in the 2018 midterms. After two years of...
Diplomatic Congress proposes simpler method for requesting funding
By Alex Pinsk || Editor-in-Chief Diplomatic Congress is the central student government at Franklin & Marshall College. It is...
Giving back through philanthropy, service through Sorority Experience
By College Panhellenic Council || Contributing Writer Philanthropy has always been an integral part of what makes sorority life...
Man who sent the Pipe Bomb Packages, motivated by political views
By Sunya Hassan || News Editor Cesar Sayoc, the man who authorities believe to be person behind the pipe...
College Reporter interviews F&M alumna about Teach for America program
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This year, 16 Franklin & Marshall College alumni join a diverse network...
Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi confirmed killed; international community reacts
By Katherine Coble || News Editor The Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was confirmed dead on Friday evening after a...