I’m not Santa-mental about it
In kindergarten, when December rolled around, I came in to find the classroom decked wall-to-wall in red and green, the stench of gingerbread permeating the air. I asked what was going on, and my teacher […]
Articles by Nadira Wicaksana
How one FSU professor is transgressing the boundaries of academia: Shedding light on transgender victims of intimate partner violence
When Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz was an undergraduate student of sociology at Virginia Commonwealth University, he was told by many of his professors he would have trouble researching his area of expertise, getting the same response: “No […]
When Rihanna said, ‘Work, work, work, work, work,’ this isn’t what she meant
Around the globe, workplaces have been doing test runs of the four-day work week with a three-day weekend for their employees, and it’s looking like a near-universal success so far. Microsoft Japan is the most […]
Pretrial conference held for former student Rufus Rushins
A pretrial conference was held in Framingham District Court Nov. 5 for former FSU student Rufus Rushins, 23, to check if he was abiding by the conditions of his bail. Rushins was arrested and charged […]
FSU ranks in top 10 Massachusetts online higher education institutions
Framingham State University ranked sixth out of 20 on a list for “2020 Best Online Colleges in Massachusetts” by SR Education Group. SR Education Group is an organization “responsible for creating and maintaining websites aimed […]
Remembering FSU alum Mike DeMilia, class of 2019
Michael R. “Mike” DeMilia, 26, of Framingham, passed away at home in his sleep last Friday, Oct. 25. DeMilia was a recent alumnis of Framingham State, having graduated this past May with a bachelor’s degree […]
North Hall to be renamed in honor of University’s first African American graduate
FSU’s North Hall dorm will be renamed Mary Miles Bibb Hall, following the approval of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education (BHE) Oct. 22. The Fiscal Affairs and Administrative Policy (FAAP) Committee of the BHE […]
Massachusetts 2nd Congressional District Rep. Jim McGovern visits campus to talk to nutrition students: The Gatepost interviews about nutritional standards, food insecurity
What can students do with a food and nutrition background? Having a nutrition background is helpful in a number of careers. If you decide to go into the healthcare sector, more and more, healthcare policies […]
LGBTQ+ elders tell younger generations to ‘learn your history’: FSU, Bay Path team for third year to put on intergenerational banquet
In 1969, Charles D. Evans and Paul Glass were both witness to one of the most widely known uprisings by the LGBTQ+ community during a time when violent police raids on gay community gathering spaces […]