Game Day with F&M’s Dance Team
Over True Blue Weekend, I had the fantastic opportunity to follow along with the F&M Dance Team as they prepared for their football halftime show performance. Our time together started…
Psychology Panel Talks: Recognizing Racial and Gender Biases
From November 6th and November 13th, the Psychology department invited three candidates in the process of hiring a new psychology professor. These candidates, Candidates A, B, and C, held a…
“First in and last out”: Dean Jessica Haile shares her experience as a campaign treasurer in a competitive commissioners’ race
In every political campaign and committee, there is someone in control of the purse. Creating and regulating bank accounts, tracking fundraising and spending, ensuring that candidates don’t have to dip…
“Local politics matter”: Professor Susan Dicklitch-Nelson’s Race for West Hempfield Supervisor
Photo of Professor Dicklitch-Nelson posing with a yard sign advertising her campaign for West Hempfield Supervisor, Facebook, September 2021. Appalled by the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, Professor of Government…
Letter to the Editor: Administrative Censorship of the Protest Tree
Franklin & Marshall College’s Protest Tree, November 3, 2023. Photo Courtesy of An Bach. Dear Editors, I am writing to share my concerns about administrative censorship of the Protest Tree.…
The Protest Tree, Nov. 2023: Photo Story
A collection of photographs of Franklin & Marshall’s Protest Tree from November 3, 2023. Postings on the tree have picked up after 2023 escalations in the Israel-Hamas War, including an…
F&M Hauntings: A Collection
All Images Courtesy of Franklin & Marshall College Library Diagnothian Hall Constructed in 1856, Diagnothian Hall was used as a hospital for wounded soldiers from the Battle of Gettysburg and…
“Don’t let fear destroy your destiny”: Enron Whistleblower Sherron Watkins shares lessons from the lecture trail
“Known internationally as the Enron whistleblower, Sherron speaks around the globe to a broad range of audiences about ethics and leadership, and the lessons to be learned from the collapse…
Radio Lives! Spotlight on WFNM DJs
Photo courtesy of Lily Andrey. Radio not only lives, it thrives on our campus this semester. Although they all share the same title of radio DJ, each one provides a…
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…
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…
A Day in the Life of a Student Summer Employee
By Mia Gwirtzman || Contributing Writer By the time 6:30 rolls around each morning, I feel the sunshine creeping in through the window next to my bed. The light reflecting…
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”…