Holocaust survivor Ruth Klüger gives reading of her autobiography, Still Alive
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer On Tuesday, April 4, Ruth Klüger, a survivor of the Holocaust, spoke at Franklin & Marshall about her experiences in Nazi Germany and the…
F&M Players performs annual Broadway Revue, themed They Live In You
By Kathy Hirsch || Contributing Writer During the weekend, from April 6 to April 8, the F&M Players brought a slice of Broadway to Lancaster in their show, Broadway Revue:…
Workshop provides students with knowledge pertaining to fake news
By Shira Gould || Staff Writer On Tuesday, January 31 during Uncommon Hour, Shadek-Fackenthal Library hosted a workshop for students, professors and community members to identify fake news. Between Facebook,…
V-Warriors hold Period Party to raise donations for Milagro House
By Christa Rodriguez || Campus Life Editor On Thursday, January 26, V-Warriors hosted a Period Party in the Steinman College Center from 6p.m. to 9p.m. V-Warriors is a group of…
DIVERSITY Council hosts welcome back potluck
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer On Friday, January 27, the DIVERSITY Council held a “Welcome Back Potluck” in the Steinman College Center’s Booth-Ferris room from 5p.m. to 7p.m. The…
Interfaith profile on Unitarian Universalist, member of ISC Hazel Bess
By Julia Ramsey || Contributing Writer This semester, Interfaith Student Council is going to focus on and feature a different religion each week, with the goal of increasing religious literacy…
Dr. Stuart J. Savin speaks on mental health awareness, initiatives in education
By Lydia Wolfe || Contributing Writer This week’s Common Hour, entitled “Student Mental Health Across the Educational Continuum: Challenges and Opportunities,” was given by Stuart J. Slavin, M.D., M. Ed.,…
Panel discusses Trump’s economic policy, effects on the future of America
By Shira Gould || Staff Writer On Tuesday, November 29, the Economics Department hosted a panel discussion in the Brooks College House Great Room entitled, “Trumponomics: Trump Economic Policy and…
Debate team hosts safe spaces debate
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer This past Tuesday, Franklin and Marshall’s debate team hosted a public debate, the topic of which was “Are Safe Spaces Good for F&M.” Arguing…
Katie Meyler, CEO of More Than Me, talks Liberian education, Ebola crisis
By Christa Rodriguez || Campus Life Editor This Thursday’s Common Hour, titled “Art & Aid: How Spoken Word, Instagram and Flash Mobs Helped Vulnerable Girls in School and Combat Ebola,”…
Darren Ranco talks environmental issues on Native American reservations
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer This past Thursday, Darren Ranco, a Professor of Anthropology and the Coordinator of Native American Research at the University of Maine, came to speak…
Professor Medvic talks 2016 presidential election, democracy at Common Hour
By Vanessa Chen || Contributing Writer This week’s Common Hour featured Government Professor Stephen K. Medvic’s talk titled, “The 2016 Election and the State of American Democracy.” Medvic, who joined…
Writing Center hosts inaugural Story Slam event with ‘food’ theme
By Shira Gould || Staff Writer This past Friday, September 30, at 7 p.m., the Writing Center and the Writers House co-hosted their first Story Slam, held at the Writing…
Dr. Karen Tice talks gender and race in beauty pageants, higher education
By Christa Rodriguez || Campus Life Editor On Wednesday, Dr. Karen Tice gave a talk titled, “Gender and Race Politics of Beauty Pageants and Student Bodies in Higher Education.” Tice…
Panhellenic Council hosts National Hazing Prevention Week film event, Haze
By Shira Gould || Contributing Writer This past week was National Hazing Prevention week. As such, The Panhellenic Council sponsored a viewing of the movie Haze: A Greek Tragedy. The…