Articles by Gatepost News Staff
Candidates for Director of Inclusive Excellence Initiatives visit campus
Kamaro Abubakar By Nadira Wicaksana Kamaro Abubakar, candidate for the position of director of inclusive excellence initiatives, presented at a student-centered open forum on Feb. 6. The forum was held in the Center for Inclusive […]
Gatepost Interview: Kaitlyn Selman, sociology professor
What is your educational and professional background? I have a bachelor’s of sociology from the University of Michigan, a master’s of sociology from the University of South Florida, and then a Ph.D. in criminology from […]
Gatepost Interview: Laura Hudock, education professor
What is your educational and professional background? My bachelor’s degree is from Lafayette College in government and law and I went to law school after that. I went to Southern Methodist University. And about halfway […]
Gatepost survey finds opioid crisis has impacted one in three students
By Tessa Jillson Editorial Staff By Bailey Morrison Associate Editor By Shanleigh Reardon News Editor An unscientific survey of 500 students conducted by The Gatepost found 187 respondents, or 37.4 percent, know someone who […]
Students participate in protest on first day of semester
By Cesareo Contreras Editor-in-Chief By Nadira Wicaksana Asst. News Editor On Jan. 16, approximately 100 members of the FSU community participated in a student-led march and rally in response to the six hate crimes targeting […]
Dean of Students candidate visits campus: Meg Nowak
By Bailey Morrison, Associate Editor By Jillian Poland, News Editor A candidate for the Dean of Students position answered questions from the FSU community in two open forums held on Oct. 27 in the Alumni […]
FSU community unites in solidarity: students organize a protest in response to ongoing hate crimes
By Kayllan Olicio Associate Editor By Shanleigh Reardon News Editor By Nadira Wicaksana Interim Asst. News Editor On Tuesday, Oct. 31, over 250 members of the FSU community participated in a campus-wide walkout protesting the […]
FSU faculty hosts week-long Black Lives Matter teach-in
In honor of Black History Month, FSU professors are currently engaged in a Black Lives Matter teach in across campus. According to sociology professor and co-creator of FSU’s Black Lives Matter teach in Virginia Rutter, […]
WHITE OUT: Winter storms causes two consecutive class cancellations
Framingham State administrators cancelled classes for Friday, Feb. 5 and Monday, Feb. 8 due to snowstorms. According to CBS Boston, 12 total inches of snow fell in Framingham during the last two storms. Executive Vice […]