‘Les Misérables’ is far from miserable
“Les Misérables” is a 2019 French drama film directed and co-written by Ladj Ly, who was born in Mali, West Africa. While this is Ly’s first major directorial debut, his direction takes the film to […]
April 2020
Living and learning at home
For many, it was the first time they saw Executive Vice President Dale Hamel not dressed in a suit. Working from his dining room table, Hamel said, “I have a nice view of the Amazon […]
COVID-19 by the numbers: Week of April 24
By Donald Halsing, News Editor By Kathleen Moore, Design Editor Sources MA population: United States Census Bureau – QuickFacts Massachusetts US and World population: United States Census Bureau – US and World Population Clock MA […]
Did Biden get preferential treatment from The New York Times?
Tara Reade, a former staffer of Vice President Joe Biden, accused the presumptive Democratic nominee of sexual assault March 23. She described being forced against a wall and sexually assaulted by then Sen. Biden in […]
Gatepost Interview – Dale Hamel: Executive Vice President
How has COVID-19 impacted your work? This crisis has impacted every aspect of people’s lives. Like most others, I have been working from home except for matters that require on-site management as well as for […]
FSU Career Services: Job opportunities are still available
Finding a job may be difficult during the pandemic, but the Career Services and Employer Relations office at Framingham State is working to prove that opportunities are still available. With over 30 virtual Zoom presentations, […]
Student Government Association spring election results
Spring elections closed April 17 at 3 p.m. The results are as follows: SGA President: Olivia Beverlie Vice President: Abigail Salvucci Student Trustee: McKenzie Ward SATF Treasurer: Ewnie Fedna Secretary: Alexis Kays Outreach and Events […]
Reopening early will trap us longer
Throughout several states, including Massachusetts – the newly declared hotspot of the COVID-19 outbreak – protesters have gathered to demand their governors drop social distancing orders while rallying to reopen the country, despite the virus’ […]
A transfer student’s journey to FSU
Senior year of high school. Like many of you, I spent hours perfecting my college admissions essay. I soaked in every moment attending my last varsity football game, danced the night away at my prom, […]
A service older than the nation itself
As a kid, I remember standing on my tippy toes peering out the window of my great aunt’s living room in anticipation of the mail truck. It might be considered weird for the average 5-year-old […]