A Third Vaccine Enters the Ring: Johnson & Johnson Approved for Emergency Use
By Erin Maxwell || News Editor On Saturday, February 27th, the Federal Food, and Drug Administration officially approved Johnson...
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My COVID-19 Experience: A Cautionary Tale
By Jeremy Mauser || Contributing Writer It’s January 4, and the nasal swab is shoved up my nose. This...
New COVID-19 Variants Threaten Increased Transmissibility
By Erin Maxwell || Layout Assistant As an RNA virus, mutations leading to new variants of the coronavirus tend...
What I’m Going to do When COVID is Over: How the Pandemic Should Make Us Envision Our Resolutions Differently in 2021
By Samantha Milowitz || Op-Eds Editor Do you know that feeling when you’re sick? When you’re lying in bed,...
Resolved to Fail: Why Your New Year’s Goals Never Stick and How to be Better in 2021
By Lily Vining || Staff Writer Hi there. I spoke with your future self, and you let me in...
Trump’s Positive COVID Test Rocks the Country and Election
By Lily Vining || Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of One News Page. Donald J. Trump on Twitter: “… “...
Coronavirus Updates: 200,000 Dead in the United States, Cases Among Young Adults Soar
By Lily Vining || Contributing Writer Last week, the United States reached a tragic landmark: 200,000 lives lost to...
For F&M First-Years, Bingo Isn’t Cutting It
By Ellyn Fritz|| News Editor Throughout the summer, Franklin & Marshall students were periodically updated on the college’s plan...
Op-Ed: The Module System is Unsustainable, Here’s Why
By Trinity Nguyen || Contributing Writer Photo Courtesy of fandm.edu On June 22nd, two months before the start of...
Op-Ed: How Donald Trump represents American Society
By Sarah Nicell || Contributing Writer Because the United States is a representative democracy, the people we elect to...