Please, Tell Me Your Story
By Anna Chiaradonna | Staff Writer As a little girl, I had debilitating anxiety that, many times, could only be soothed through reading. As I have grown up, literature, while…
Working on Campus: Is it worth the $8?
By Crystal Olague || Staff Writer If you’re a college student, you may understand the importance of having a job, especially a job that pays well. Unfortunately, many students don’t…
OP-ED: WHITEWASHED HISTORY NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED IN SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE
By Olivia Schmid || Layout Assistant It’s insane how much perspective one gains once they graduate high school and move into the big “scary” world of college (and for those…
It’s Not Fine & That’s Alright: Remaining Optimistic During COVID-19
By Ally Carey || Contributing Writer Throughout my life, I have always coped with symptoms of anxiety, and growing up those symptoms presented themselves in a variety of ways. My…
Editorial: In Defense of Op-Eds
By TCR Editorial Board The nature of an Opinions and Editorials page seems to directly conflict with what we value in news: objectivity, uniformity, free of bias. We understand how…
Alternative late-night study spaces are discussed after library hour reduction
By Santure Chen || Contributing Writer This semester, the Martin Library will close 2 hours earlier. Now, it closes at 12am, same as the Shadek-Fackenthal Library and many other buildings.…
New York City’s 9/11 remembrance sparks conversation about gun violence
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Every year on 9/11, New York City turns into one giant funeral. The city that never sleeps becomes quiet, and every person around you,…
An overview of the third democratic debate, how Joe Biden got in the lead
By Anna Synakh || Contributing Writer All across the country Democratic Debate viewers like me were awaiting the fight of the year on our televisions, as Sanders, Warren and Biden,…
Writer shares mixed feeling regarding library time changes
By William Kay || Contributing Writer I’ve always been fond of the phrase “Don’t let your memes be dreams” to be quite compelling, and several F&M students recently took this…
First-year on importance of college newspaper, journalism
By Sojin Shin || Contributing Writer At a glance, student journalism may seem like an obsolete concept. After all, social media has made access to information very easy. Almost all…
Masthead: Leadership at F&M
As the devoted Netflix users that you are, dear readers, you’ve probably heard that the third season of House of Cards premiered this week, prompting many a binge…
Masthead: Professors can be an often-overlooked source of wisdom, support, and camaraderie for college students
People who aren’t college students love to make pronouncements about what college is like. Grandma, for example, raves about how much fun it will be to study and…
Delta banner illustrates problems with rape, campus culture
By Marcella Labellarte and Tiana Quattrucci II Contributing Writers For those who are unaware, this past week, the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity of F&M proudly hung a sign on their house stating,…