Student research tracks changes in environment
BY SHIRA KIPNEES ’15 Staff WriterEvan Anway ’13 recently conducted a research project to study changes to the local environment by studying sediment from the West Branch Conestoga River. Anway…
Take Back the Night speaks out against sexual assault
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14 Editor-in-Chief Schnader Theater was packed to capacity, so much so that the stage and stairs were lined with students as the campus gathered at Take Back…
Tulovsky describes Russian nonconformist art movement
BY SCOTT THOMPSON ’16 Arts & Entertainment Editor Julia Tulovsky, associate curator for Russian and Soviet nonconformist art at the Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers University, gave a lecture entitled…
Tarter discusses possibility of extraterrestrial life
BY ELIZABETH MCMAHON ’13 Senior Staff Writer This week’s Common Hour, “Life in the Universe,” featured Dr. Jill Tarter, the Bernard M. Oliver chair for the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence…
Month of themed activities celebrates Asian culture, heritage
BY SHUNQI GAO ’16 Staff Writer This year’s Asian Awareness Month is being held March 25 to April 13 and features a variety of events hosted by the Asian Cultural…
College fights back against cancer in annual Relay for Life
BY JUSTIN KOZLOSKI ’14 Editor-in-Chief All Friday night, students could be seen walking the track at the College’s seventh annual Relay for Life. Relay for Life began in 1985 when…
Orlando theatrically explores themes of identity, love
BY ERIN MOYER ’16 Assistant Opinion & Editorial Editor F&M’s theatre, dance, and film department (TDF) presented Virginia Woolf’s Orlando, adapted for the stage by playwright Sarah Ruhl, this weekend.…
Fresh Farms flops, features underwhelming food, atmosphere
BY ELIZABETH MCMAHON ’13 Senior Staff Writer From my perspective… — Elizabeth McMahon Fresh Farms Café is the newest addition to the shops at College Row. My anticipation for the opening…
Matt & Kim, The White Panda take campus by confetti storm
BY JULIA CINQUEGRANI ’16 Campus Life Editor Saturday night’s Spring concert at the ASFC saw the culmination of more than six months of planning, as Matt & Kim and The…
Author Morell raises question of animal cognition, thinking
BY ALANNA KOEHLER ’15 Managing Editor Virginia Morell, contributing correspondent for Science and author of four books, visited the College to deliver a lecture and to speak at the Writers…
Whiteside tells value of research, role of chance in his career
BY ERIN MOYER ’16 Associate Opinion & Editorial Editor Kerry Whiteside, Clair R. McCollough professor of government and winner of the 2009 Dewey Prize, presented a talk entitled “Inklings, Serendipity,…
Panelists discuss Pussy Riot protests, future implications for Russia
BY KYLE GRACZYK ’16 Contributing Writer Brooks College House hosted a candid roundtable discussion entitled “Punk, Protest, and Putin’s Russia: The Case of Pussy Riot” Thursday. A panel of four…
Playwright reads memoir, shares stories of racism, adversity
BY JULIA CINQUEGRANI ’16 Campus Life Editor Pulitzer-Prize-winning playwright Lynn Nottage spoke at Common Hour Thursday and shared writing from unpublished autobiographical pieces. Until now, Nottage has written fictitious plays,…
Lancaster, Tahos direct Players in annual Broadway Revue
BY ERIN MOYER ’16 Associate Opinion & Editorial Editor More than 60 F&M Players took to the stage of the Green Room Theatre to perform What Would We Do Without…
Chinese Cooking Show explains, demonstrates authentic cuisine
BY ELIZABETH MCMAHON ’13 Senior Staff Writer The Chinese department sponsored its first ever Chinese Cooking Show, Wednesday. This event was held in the Bonchek College House kitchen and was…