Letter from SUAB
The large spring performance has become somewhat of a staple for SUAB. It takes months of searching, planning and negotiating to plan a large performance. Often times, performers that we hope to book are unavailable […]
Articles by Contributors
Framingham State tops list of schools in Massachusetts State University System
By Jesse Sannicandro Assistant News Editor Framingham State University was ranked the fifteenth best college in Massachusetts, and first in the Massachusetts State University System by CollegeChoice.net. CollegeChoice.net describes itself as an independent online resource […]
SGA approves funding to six different clubs
By Molly Dubrowski Staff Writer SGA allocated over $15,000 to six different clubs and organizations at its meeting on Tuesday, April 4. Brother 2 Brother was allocated $3,939 for its King of the Court event […]
Gatepost Interview: Maureen Kelly Gonsalves, Food and Nutrition instructor
By Shanleigh Reardon Staff Writer What is your resume and background? I graduated from The University of Vermont with a nutrition degree, and when I finished there I went into food service, working in hospitals […]
Molly’s Modern Fashion Spring time within fashion
By Molly Dubrowski Staff Writer New England is no stranger to weird weather conditions. The calendar says it’s spring time, but the recent snowfall still lingering on the ground suggests otherwise. Even when the weather […]
Framingham opens conference play with doubleheader sweep of Fitchburg
By Liam Gambon Staff Writer The Framingham State Rams defeated the Fitchburg State Falcons 13-2 and improved to 10-8 overall on the year and are now 2-0 in the league. Fitchburg State dropped to 6-13 […]
SGA discusses Marathon Monday and class registration
By Molly Dubrowski Staff Writer SGA discussed registration concerns during the open forum on Tuesday, March 28. One of the concerns expressed during the meeting was courses that were put onto myframingham on Friday, resulting […]
The Gatepost Interview: Yaser Najjar, Dean of Graduate Studies
By Jesse Sannicandro Interim Asst. News Editor What is your educational background and work history? My educational background started – the undergraduate from Lebanon, then a master’s degree from Alexandria University in Egypt. Then, I […]
How Katrina Still Haunts New Orleans
New Orleans had always been somewhere I wanted to visit. When Alternative Spring Break announced the group would be traveling there to help volunteer, I knew I had to apply. The jubilant atmosphere seemed intoxicating. […]
Rams improve to 9-5 with three straight wins
By Liam Gambon Staff Writer The Framingham State Rams took on UMass Dartmouth and pulled out with a lopsided victory. Catcher Marissa Flynn led the way offensively for the Rams as she went three-for-three at […]