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No one has been accepted?
Regular admissions acceptances have been released! In record numbers, Franklin and Marshall is accepting 0 applicants as every single applicant wrote their supplemental essay, about a role model, about Tonka…
“The Drama” In Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s New A24 Film
A24’s newest highly anticipated film, “The Drama,” released last Friday, April 3, stunning audiences who watched it on opening day. It stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson as Emma and Charlie,…
“The Super Mario Galaxy Movie”: A Bigger, Better Sequel
The sequel to “The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” the highest-grossing video game adaptation of all time, goes bigger: more worlds, more characters, more chaos. The opening introduces two key characters…
A Disappointing Spring Arts
As Franklin & Marshall students trudge through course selection, housing lotteries and finals, there’s one event on the horizon for F&M students that has everyone buzzing for weeks: the College’s…
F is For FIRE: Franklin & Marshall’s Issue with Free Speech
The Foundation for Individual Rights & Expression rated Franklin & Marshall College with an F, which should spark some concern amongst students. FIRE’s ratings are meant to reflect how well…
Friday Pilots Club: Spring Arts 2026 Headliner Interview
A new sound emerged at Spring Arts 2026, as winter lingered over Franklin & Marshall’s campus, refusing to give way to spring. Instead of the summery feel that the College…
Ubisoft Will “Resync” Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag
Despite its recent struggles to dominate the market, Ubisoft is one of the most well-known AAA game developers in the worldwide video game industry. Consumers could know Ubisoft from a…
“Project Hail Mary” Smashes Records (and Hearts)
Ryan Gosling’s newest acting venture, “Project Hail Mary,” released on Friday, March 20, and has been a huge hit ever since. The film, based on Andy Weir’s 2021 science fiction…
The World Needs More Theatre: Urinetown, My Experience and Its Relevancy
Photo Courtesy of Bonnie Bosso This past weekend, March 26-29, was the Theatre and Dance Department’s spring musical. This year’s show was Urinetown, a metatheatrical comedy about a society where…
Are We Losing Sight of Space?
In 2020, the U.S. government gave NASA, or the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, a budget of $22.63 billion, according to the Planetary Society. NASA’s 2020 budget had seen a…
“School Spirits” Delivers Drama and Intrigue With Its Third Season
Supernatural high school drama series “School Spirits” released its third season on Paramount+ over the last few months. The season premiered on January 28 with three episodes, and the rest…
Pixar’s “Hoppers” Doesn’t Hold Back And is Rewarded For it
Pixar released its newest film, “Hoppers,” on March 6 – and it’s more insane than you could’ve imagined. The film centers on 19-year-old Mabel (Piper Curda), an avid animal lover…
Books Will Not Transform You…but They Can Help
At some point or another, someone has likely tried to convince you to read a book – or books in general – by telling you that, by reading books, your…
Conan Gray’s Wishbone World Tour in Philadelphia
Among the multiple events that I still have yet to cross out from my life bucket list, the Conan Gray concert was one I can finally say I crossed off—something…
Fig Magazine Visits the Writer’s House
On Wednesday, March 4, the Center for Career and Professional Development hosted a presentation, co-sponsored by The Writer’s House, the Student Employment Office, Epilogue, F&M Women in Business, and your…