Pop trio pumps up repertoire with Supermodel
By Scott Thompson, Arts & Entertainment Editor || Three years ago, Foster the People took the music world by storm with the release of its debut album, Torches. This release…
Annual F&M Everywhere photo contest announces winners
Students who have studied abroad at F&M-approved programs were encouraged to submit photos of their experiences to the 2014 F&M Everywhere Photo Contest. The photos were separated into 4 categories:…
Internet offers multitude of music streaming sites
By Scott Onigman, Senior Editor || The following is a list of sites where you can digitally stream your own choices, some of which come with video (mainly Youtube). Each…
F&M Players’ Broadway Revue performed in Green Room Theatre
By Arielle Lipset, Campus Life Editor || As graduation approaches, seniors are bombarded with questions and anxiety over their career choices and post-graduation plans. Consequently, the themes of F&M Players’…
Maybe it’s good to get Kinky: Going out of your comfort zone can help art, help yourself
By Erin Moyer, Associate Opinion and Editorial Editor || This weekend was an artsy time on F&M’s campus. And this op-ed is about why we should have more weekends like…
Refuse to let Fred Phelps win: Follow the Golden Rule in wake of Westboro leader’s death
By Sara Blank, Opinion and Editorial Editor || Fred Waldron Phelps, infamous head of the Westboro Baptist Church known for his anti-gay protests at public events, died last Thursday morning…
Panel discussion explores conflict between Ukraine, Russia, America in Crimea
By Jeffrey Robinowitz, staff writer || Last Thursday, Joel Eigen, don of Ware College House, invited students and faculty to attend a panel discussion entitled “Crisis in Crimea,” which was…
Peretti proves versatile comedian, will visit Philly in April
By Abigail Quint, Editor in Chief || This article is not so much a review but instead a celebration of the best comedian working right now: Chelsea V. Peretti. In…
Safi explains Martin Luther King’s unfinished dream of equality
By Eric Acre, staff writer || This week’s Common Hour featured Dr. Omid Safi, professor of religion at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a leader of…
Chi Phi Fraternity volunteers with children at Lancaster YMCA
By Julia Cinquegrani, Managing Editor || While many college students cherish Saturday mornings as one of the few days they can sleep in, brothers of Chi Phi Fraternity have been…
Syrian dramatist, human rights activist, Scholar at Risk gives lecture on campus
By Clarissa Grunwald, staff writer || Last Thursday, in the keynote address of International Women’s Week, entitled “Theatre for Social Justice in Syria,” Naila Al Atrash, Syrian theater director and…
F&M softball competes in Gene Cusic Collegiate Classic
By Sophie Afdhal , Associate Sports Editor || Instead of heading to their respective homes for Spring break, the women’s softball team headed to Ft. Myers, Fla. to train for…
Crew team begins season with Spring break training trip
By Lila Epstein, Senior Staff || The men and women’s rowing teams kicked off the racing component of their Spring season with a Spring break trip to Oak Ridge, Tenn.,…
Jackson named president of basketball operations of New York Knicks
By Thomas Ross, Staff Writer || New York City is widely considered the hub for recruiting high school basketball talent in the country. But housing “The World’s Most Famous Arena”…
Don’t you forget about me: A tender moment with outgoing Editor in Chief
By Justin Kozloski, Senior Staff || As I end my term as Editor in Chief of The College Reporter, I notice that it is a bitter-sweet experience. On the one…