Monthly Archives: July 2020
COVID on Campus? Pennsylvania, Lancaster Still Struggle to Contain Virus as Details About Upcoming Fall Move-in are Announced
By Daniel Robillard || Investigative Reporter As students’ return to Franklin & Marshall College nears, COVID-19 cases across the...
35% of Courses Online this Fall, Varies Significantly by Department
By Daniel Robillard || Investigative Reporter As colleges and universities across the country have announced their plans to return...
Leave of Absence Deadline Passes Quietly for Fall Semester
By Molly Sproul || Website Manager Last semester, we saw the college transition to remote learning. While some students...
TCR Sits Down with Dr. Gretchel Hathaway, New VP of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
By Anna Synakh and Isabel Paris || Copy Editor and Managing Editor In an email sent out on July...
Further Impact of COVID-19, Now on International Students
By Ellyn Fritz || News Editor On July 6th, the Department of Homeland Security announced that international students on...
Op-Ed: Why Your Friendly Cop is still Dangerous: Police Brutality is not just about Aggressive Personalities
Photo Courtesy of Sean MacEntee By Sojin Shin || Op-Eds Editor About a month ago, our family almost got...
Polls Leading Up to the 2020 Election
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer In any election cycle, there’s only one poll that truly matters: the one...
Fall 2020 Housing Plan Update, how It Impacts Students Directly
By Amani Dobson || Campus Life Editor Over the recent weeks, the F&M community has received more information regarding...