Op-Ed: Dear First-Years, A Letter From A Nostalgic Senior In The Time Of COVID
By Samantha Milowitz|| Staff Writer When I arrived at Franklin & Marshall in 2017 for freshman year, I was...
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Op-Ed: My Zero Waste Journey
By Molly Sproul || Website Manager Stuck in quarantine and bored of binge-watching clips of Parks and Recreation on...
OP-ED: Give Minorities The Whole Table, Not Just A Seat
By Sarah Nicell || Contributing Writer It is an undeniable and unfortunate reality that white people are considered the...
Op-Ed: EPC Responds to Criticism of Module System
By F&M Educational Policy Committee In response to Trinity Nguyen’s recent Op-Ed in the College Reporter, we, the members...
Op-Ed: The Module System is Unsustainable, Here’s Why
By Trinity Nguyen || Contributing Writer Photo Courtesy of fandm.edu On June 22nd, two months before the start of...
Op-Ed: How Donald Trump represents American Society
By Sarah Nicell || Contributing Writer Because the United States is a representative democracy, the people we elect to...
Op-Ed: Why Breaking the Quarantine Bubble is So Hard
By Ellyn Fritz || News Editor Did anybody else feel socially awkward when arriving back to school? After close...
Contributing writer discusses parallels between rise of Lebanon’s Hezbollah and Boogaloo movement in U.S
By Max Sano || Contributing Writer الثورة سيسكنون في لبنان The revolution will live in Lebanon As a Lebanese-American,...
Op-Ed: Former F&M Physician Speaks Out Against F&M’s Plan to Return to Campus
By Dr. John Rigilano || Retired Student Health Physician Dr. John Rigilano is a board certified Family Physician with...
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...