Not a time for silence
On Oct. 6, Justice Brett Kavanaugh was appointed to the Supreme Court following a hearing and an incomplete FBI investigation into claims of sexual assault made by Christine Blasey Ford and two other women. People […]
Articles by The Gatepost Editorial Board
Out of sight, out of mind
Since the 2016 election, and long before then, the news spotlight has been swinging wildly from one issue to the next, capturing national – and even global – attention for a few weeks before the […]
More resources for Rams
This week, the Rams Resource Center (RRC) opened. Do you know what that is? If not, you aren’t alone. FSU opened its first food pantry in West Hall. It’s intended to aid the campus community, […]
Ethical news
In an era where there is a breaking news story every hour, it is easy to be confused or suspicious of what is being reported – especially in country obsessed with “Fake News.” But for […]
FSU receives $1 million grant to boost diversity in STEM
FSU received a $1 million grant in June aimed at increasing academic success of underrepresented students pursuing STEM degrees. The grant will implemented over the course of the next five years. It was awarded to […]
Stand together
As we enter into a new academic year, we at The Gatepost would like to take a moment to focus on what can be done to help foster an environment in which we hold one […]
The Gatepost Editorial: An historic donation
Framingham State history was made last week. On April 24, the University announced that English professor Halcyon Mancuso Krebs and her husband, Thomas Krebs, committed to donating $2.4 million to fund several full-ride scholarships for […]
The Gatepost Editorial: weak voter turnout
We at The Gatepost are taken aback by the dismal voter turnout in this year’s Student Government Association election. A whopping 3.1 percent of students voted. To put that in context, there are over 5,000 […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Advice for SGA
Next week, students across campus will be voting in the Student Government Association election. In years past, student turnout for elections has been dismal – only 6.3 percent of the student body voted last year, […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Trust, but verify
Americans distrust of the media is at an all-time high. According to a recent poll from Monmouth University, 83 percent of Americans believe outside groups and organizations are trying to get news organizations to report […]