OSE Unveils New Format for Student Organization Training
It’s now easier than ever to be a club leader at F&M! The Office of Student Engagement rolled out a new and improved format for its Student Organization Training last…
Writers House is 21!
The Writers House is finally legal! No, but genuinely, during this year’s True Blue Weekend on the 20th of September, the Philadelphia Alumni Writers House celebrated its 21st birthday through…
Rising Greek Life on Campus: Kappa Sigma Return to F&M
Re-founding a fraternity on a college campus is no simple feat. Imagine planting a seed of community and brotherhood that you may not fully reap the rewards of yourself. Instead,…
F&M Welcomes Literary Voices of Tomorrow at Annual Writers Festival
Franklin & Marshall College will host its annual Emerging Writers Festival from April 2-4, 2025 – bringing five of the nation’s most promising literary voices to campus for three days…
Heartbreak at Shadek: Diplomats Fall to Muhlenberg in Final Home Game, 23-24
Photo Courtesy of Franklin and Marshall Athletics Department. It was a gut-wrenching game for Franklin and Marshall College football as the Diplomats fell to the Muhlenberg Mules 23-24 at Saturday’s…
On The Road: Diplomats Football Falls Short at Ursinus and Johns Hopkins
Photo Courtesy of Franklin and Marshall Athletics Department. The Franklin and Marshall football team fell in back-to-back Centennial Conference games against Ursinus College and Johns Hopkins University. Despite their defensive…
True Blue Victory: F&M Defeats Dickinson to Secure the Wagon, 23-14
Photo Courtesy of Franklin and Marshall Athletics Department. Franklin and Marshall football brought home “The Wagon” during Saturday’s game against Dickinson College. The Diplomats defeated the Red Devils 23-14 at…
F&M Petition Against Hate Speech: When Will it End?
There is a line between free speech and hate speech. When exercising the right to speak up for one’s beliefs, I believe we must do so respectfully of one’s identity…
Behind the Cover: The Collective Narrative In College Yearbooks
Yearbooks are vivid tapestries of shared experiences, a lasting illustration of a collective narrative that reveals the nature of human connection and experience. Each photograph and inscription weave together the…
GRTC’s Little Women Review
Photo courtesy of Michelle Johnsen. In all transparency, it’s impossible for me to be unbiased in this review of the Green Room Theatre Club’s production of Little Women, as I…
Dr. Kimberly Grey Discusses the Specific Challenges of Writing Nonfiction
Dr. Kimberly Grey, an English Department visiting professor, began her craft talk last Thursday with a request that we refer to her as – Dr. Kimmy, or professor Kimmy, or…
How AI is Affecting Academic Conduct and Learning Culture at F&M
This winter, as Lancaster colleges celebrated yet another hard-earned end to their semesters and sent students home for the first leg of an icy winter, local educators had another anniversary…
Phillips Museum Opens Neurodivergent Student Exhibition
Photo Courtesy of Teagan Durkin. Visit the Phillip’s Museum. Walk into the Steinman College Center, stroll through the first floor galleries, then go down the staircase to find yourself immersed…
Concord Floral From A Dramaturg’s Perspective
Photo courtesy of Emily Hanson. This past weekend, the TND Program put on their production for the fall semester, a suspenseful, poetic play entitled Concord Floral. The show is about…
Radio Lives! Spotlight on WFNM DJs FINAL EDITION
Photo courtesy of Lily Andrey. Radio not only lives, it thrives on our campus this semester. Although they all share the same title of radio DJ, each one provides a…