An Exciting Look at Summer 2026’s Theatrical Releases
Summer 2026 will be a huge season for movie theaters with many exciting films scheduled to be released. As my final article of the semester, I figured I would look…
Public Interest in Artemis II Renews Video Game Interest
Video games pull consumers into a longer-term relationship with interactive media than movies or television do as passively-consumed film. During the long-term relationship that video games form with players, factors…
Facilities Announces $6.5 Million Renovation of Stager Hall
Students returning to campus this fall will find Stager Hall looking largely the same on the outside, but significantly upgraded behind the scenes! Last week, Assistant Vice President for Facilities…
F&M’s 17th President Inaugurated
This past Saturday, April 11, was President Andrew Rich’s official inauguration into office. I had the privilege of attending the ceremony to relay all things crucial to the student culture…
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…
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…
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…
Venezuela: The Price Latin America Pays For Being “America’s Backyard”
On January 3rd, Venezuelan head of state Nicholas Maduro was abducted from his home along with his wife by U.S. special forces. This was no isolated incident. This past Monday,…
WFNM Rallies Students In Protest Against ICE
On Thursday, Feb. 5, WFNM (89.1) held a school-wide protest in response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) raids around the country. The gathering was co-signed by many of…
Snow, And a Lot of It!
Coming in cold off the press, more snow is predicted for this weekend! As of today, more than 12 inches is considered “likely,” and the Global Forecast System predicts 16…
Holiday Spending Up Despite High Prices
When consumers think of Holiday gift spending, they might think of traditionally common purchases for family members and friends: apparel, toys, home goods, technology, etc. While most of these categories…
“One Battle After Another” and “Adolescence” Continue to Dominate at 83rd Golden Globe Awards
The 83rd Golden Globe Awards were presented on Sunday, one week after the Critics’ Choice Awards. Nikki Glaser returned to host for the second straight year. A new category, Best…
New Owner To Revive Iron Hill on College Row
The Iron Hill on College Row may soon reopen under new ownership. Late last year, restaurateur Jeff Crivello received court approval to purchase 10 of Iron Hill Brewery’s locations across…
Data Center Planning at former LSC Communications Building
This year, Lancastrians learned that two large data centers will be built in the city, near F&M’s campus. Machine Investment Group and Chirisa Technology Parks will develop the sites to…
Will Thomas the Tank Engine be No More? Septa Service Cuts and Potential Closing of Amtrak Keystone Line
Franklin and Marshall College students can easily travel from Lancaster to Philadelphia, and then onto the Philadelphia International Airport, by using the Lancaster Amtrak which offers a fast and relatively…