Students teach children in Ghana, sponsor documentary
By Arielle Lipset, Campus Life Editor || This past December, the Ware Institute for Civic Engagement offered a group of students the chance to embark on an alternative Winter break…
Inaugural poet shares poetry, advice at Common Hour
By Eric Acre, Staff Writer || Attendants of this week’s Common Hour were graced by the poetry of Richard Blanco, the fifth inaugural poet of the United States. Dan Porterfield,…
Department of government sponsors annual alumni career talk
By Julia Cinquegrani, Managing Editor || Five recent F&M alumni returned to the College to share their experiences and give career advice to students, in the Department of government’s annual…
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:…
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’…
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…
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…
Civil Rights Week invites discussions of equality, tolerance in modern America
By Layth Ismail, contributing writer F&M’s Black Student Union (BSU) held its second Civil Rights Week this past week, hoping to promote campus discussion of the issues civil rights issues.…
Peters enjoys working at Zebi’s, interactions with students, staff
By Jack Pinsky, staff writer According to Carisha Peters, retail supervisor at Zebi’s, the Zebi’s at F&M is so highly regarded by the Sodexo Group headquarters that, when a new…
Vagina Monologues examines female experiences for V-day
By Arielle Lipset, Assistant Campus Life Editor The Vagina Monologues, a play by Tony-award-winner Eve Ensler, offers conversation about vaginas that is hard to find elsewhere. Since the show’s premiere…
Filmmakers discuss lessons learned from video production
By Eric Acre, contributing writer Sean Fine and Andrea Nix Fine, a married couple and Academy Award-winning documentary filmmakers, imparted some of the many lessons they have learned through their…
F&M professor emeritus delves into app design, programming
By Clarissa Grunwald, Staff Writer Jay M. Anderson, Richard S. and Ann B. Barshinger professor of computer science, emeritus, has spent the past few years developing math-related apps for computers…
Miles explains controversial cases of domestic violence
By Georgianna Pisano-Goetz Jessica Miles, assistant clinical professor and assistant dean of career services at Seton Hall University School of Law, came to F&M to give an informative talk, entitled…