The Best of Summer 2018
“To all the Boys I’ve Loved Before” Bailey Morrison Editor-in-Chief As an avid rom com lover, I can pretty much sit through any cringe-worthy movie without batting an eye, and recently Netflix has taken to […]
Articles by Bailey Morrison
Opioid crisis needs better support
Every day, dire news is reported by major media outlets – death, destruction, suffering. With so much negative news circulating, many people can lose sight of issues that aren’t right in front of them. In […]
The Gatepost earns regional awards
FSU’s independent student newspaper, The Gatepost, was named the second runner-up for the “New England College Newspaper of the Year” award by the New England Newspaper and Press Association (NENPA). The Bowdoin Orient was named […]
Hollywood glam dazzles Fram: Rachel + Jade Creations showcased at Opulence
The evening of the fashion show has arrived. Illuminated by dozens of spotlights, the runway extends halfway across the room. Music blares throughout and it is unbearably hot as nearly 100 spectators have come to […]
Rams flyover Florida: FSU’s cheerleading team awarded third place in national competition
Many FSU students know the cheerleading team from their boisterous chants from the sidelines of the football games or their appearances at the pep rallies on campus. The stunts and routines performed at games were […]
Gatepost Interview Elaine Beilin, English professor
What is your educational and professional background? I did my undergraduate degree at the University of Toronto and I did honors English. In those days, that meant you did all English classes, so I had […]
Making the political personal: “The Hate U Give” author discusses art as activism
In 444 pages, Angie Thomas’ debut novel, “The Hate U Give,” addresses issues of race, family dynamics and class. She said the novel began as a short story she wrote in college exploring the aftermath […]
Hemenway Hall’s liveliest residents: Manikins used to teach nursing students patient care
Nurse Caroline Ferzoko bustles into patient Carl Shapiro’s room where he lies in a hospital bed hooked up to an IV and a vital sign monitor. A blue blanket is wrapped around him and tucked […]
Change the narrative
Growing up, my face was always buried in a book. I carried a tote bag to and from the library once a week, filled it until I couldn’t pick it up and read for hours. […]
“When We First Met” is a big ol’ stinker
While Netflix has spent the last two years releasing fan favorites, it was bound to hit a wall and release something that didn’t exactly hit the mark. “When We First Met,” released on Feb. 9, […]