Amanda Kemp tackles racial bias, envisions inclusion during Common Hour
By Amanda Leonard || Staff Writer “I want to let you know from the get-go: this is not going...
Monthly Archives: September 2018
Can Saquon Barkley turn the ship around for the NY Giants this season?
By Gabby Goodwin || Sports Editor From a first-year at Whitehall High to a first-year at Penn State in...
F&M Football clutches fourth straight victory against Susquehanna
By Jamie Belfer || Contributing Writer Franklin & Marshall football is off to a fantastic start, winning all of...
Movie series throughout Fall 2018 calls attention to fresh water epidemic
By Abigail Dotterer || Staff Writer The Green Cinema, hosted by the Center for the Sustainable Environment, is a...
New shop Harvest Moon Bagel Co. opens in downtown Lancaster City at 47 N Queen St.
By Abigail Sokolsky || Arts & Leisure Editor Once the Super Bread Colombian Bakery, 47 N Queen St. is...
World leaders discuss global controversies during UN General Assembly
By Jeremy Mauser || Contributing Writer This past week, the 73rd United Nations General Assembly has been taking place...
Rod Rosenstein schedules to meet with Donald Trump regarding his future
By Max Sano || Staff Writer One week ago today, Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein was on his...
Why they don’t report: Kavanaugh-Ford testimonies expose rape culture
By Grace Lewis || Staff Writer There’s a shame that goes with sexual assault. There’s a shame in feeling...
First-year writer stresses the value of Day of Dialogue and embracing difficult conversations
By Grace Lewis || Staff Writer Picture this—me, a first-year student here at Franklin & Marshall, going to my...
Where were you?: the importance of Kavanaugh-Ford testimonies
By Anna Goorevich || Opinion & Editorial Editor It is without question that the events from the past few...