Graduation rates: F&M lags behind liberal arts schools of similar size, caliber
By Alex Pinsk || Editor-in-chief The graduation rate for colleges and universities nationwide is less than 50% in six...
Tag: Franklin & Marshall College
Coronavirus and Xenophobia on Franklin & Marshall campus
Sojin Shin || Op-Eds Editor A new disease of any kind is scary. There is no vaccine to prevent...
College Reporter interviews F&M’s new president, Barbara Altmann
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This past week Ruby Van Dyk had the chance to interview F&M’s...
Contributing writer discusses difference between Blue Line and Zime
By Josh Friedman || Contributing Writer This year, F&M transitioned from Zime food services to Blue Line. Among this discussion...
Five Books That Changed My Life by F&M President, Dr. Daniel Porterfield
To access this special feature, Five Books That Changed My Life, by the President of Franklin & Marshall College,...
Op-Ed: Complicating the free speech discourse at F&M and beyond
By SherAli Tareen || Assistant Professor of Religious Studies The controversy over the recent Flemming Rose lecture at F&M...
Op-Ed: Suppressing conservative voices is dangerous, damaging to F&M’s educative atmosphere
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor Recently, it’s come to my attention that the true liberal arts...
Op-Ed: Editor shares opinion on rush week, influence of Greek life on campus
By Joe Yamulla || Opinion & Editorial Editor By the time this article will be published, rush week will be...
F&M’s first week from the perspective of first-year student
By Marian Pinsk || Contributing Writer Asking for directions to College Center for three days straight, forgetting to pack trash...