Terror attack on Westminster Bridge leaves London reeling, 4 dead and more injured
By Boris Zyumbyulev || Staff Writer Four people died and over 50 were injured in a terrorist attack on...
Monthly Archives: March 2017
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...
Op-Ed: Assistant editor shares concerns about Washington’s most recent budget cuts
By Alex Pinsk || Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor Education is essential, now more than ever. With the new...
Op-Ed: Complicating the free speech discourse at F&M and beyond
By SherAli Tareen || Assistant Professor of Religious Studies The controversy over the recent Flemming Rose lecture at F&M...
Interfaith Profile on Sikhism with Hargobind Vohra, President of the Class of 2020
By Julia Ramsey || Staff Writer This semester, Interfaith Student Council is focusing on a different religion each week,...
EAA and the CSE promote sustainability, conservation through events on campus
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer This past week, F&M’s Environmental Action Alliance (EAA) and the Center for the...
Mark Dion, American conceptual artist lectures on his innovative projects
By Shira Gould || Staff Writer This past Wednesday, Mark Dion, a conceptual artist of scientific thought, gave a...
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut, Get Out, surpasses expectations in box office
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor Key and Peele is the brainchild sketch comedy of Michael Keegan...
United States wins World Baseball Classic, showcases global baseball talent
By Joe Giordano || Sports Editor At a time when the game of baseball is hurting for stars and...