Mayoral candidate Kevin Ressler details struggles, benefits of running a local campaign
By Katherine Coble || News Editor For many young people, local government is an abstract concept. While American Millennials...
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Op-Ed: Republicans go nuclear to disrupt Democrats’ attempt at filibuster
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer In what should be a surprise to no one, Senate Republicans have done...
Anti-corruption symbols feature significantly in citizen protests in Moscow, Russia
By Benjamin Grove || Layout Assistant In the past week, thousands of Russians have taken to the streets of...
Trump’s Supreme Court pick, Neil Gorsuch, faces the Senate in three-day hearing
By Katherine Coble || News Editor This week has been an eventful one for Neil Gorsuch. The 49-year-old Colorado...
Op-Ed: Republicans display lack of internal cohesion after healthcare defeat
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer It’s pretty clear that, in addition to being corrupt, the Republican majority in...
Steve Kornacki of MSNBC talks presidential election, future of politics in Trump era
By Katherine Coble || News Editor On Thursday, March 2, MSNBC political correspondent Steve Kornacki came to Franklin &...
Yale theorist Hélène Landemore promotes open democracy, democratic experimentation
By Kimberly Givant || Editor-in-Chief On Tuesday, February 28, the Government Department at Franklin & Marshall College hosted Yale...
Op-Ed: Writer on Jeff Sessions’ links with Russia, American parties, tribalism
By Nick Riebel || Staff Writer Please keep in mind, that throughout my editorial-writing career at The College Reporter...
Masthead: Right to peaceful protest, journalistic dissent
By The Editors at The College Reporter The recent election of President Donald Trump has undoubtedly been a polarizing...
Students reflect on experiences at Trump’s inauguration, Women’s March on Washington
By Katherine Coble || News Editor On Friday, January 20, 2017, Donald J. Trump was officially sworn in as...