SGA discussed multiple campus difficulties and several funding requests during its Nov. 13 meeting. During Open Forum, Senator Danielle Shaw said May Hall ceilings are damaged in some areas, leading to water “pouring” into classrooms […]
A number of FSU students allege that religious group members evangelizing on campus have made them uncomfortable. The self-proclaimed evangelists belong to a religious organization called the World Mission Society Church of God (WMSCOG). According […]
What is your educational and professional background? I went to Stonehill College and I have a bachelor’s degree in biology, and also a bachelor’s in religious studies. I went to grad school in Nashville – […]
There’s a popular bumper sticker that states, “A woman’s place is in the House and Senate.” Whenever I see it on the road, I always smile to myself. It’s that cheeky sort of feminist statement […]
What is your educational and professional background? I went to college at Harvard and I majored in English. I wrote my senior honors thesis about W. B. Yeats, which I guess was a turning point. […]
The number of FSU students living in dorms has decreased since last year, according to data provided by Glenn Cochran, associate dean of student affairs and director of Residence Life, and Dale Hamel, executive vice […]
FSU has adopted a new online anti-bias training module called “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,” according to David Baldwin, associate dean of students. The module is set to launch this winter before the spring 2019 semester. […]
Mark Powers, University registrar and executive director of student records and registration services, discussed a new block scheduling format with administrators and faculty members during the All-University Meeting on Oct. 15. Powers said he started […]
The total costs of renovations for the new campus Dunkin’ Donuts amounted to $427,922.04, according to data from the Massachusetts State College Building Authority (MSCBA). This figure is comprised of construction costs as well as […]
FSU launched a new “4+1” program in food and nutrition this fall semester. The program follows in the footsteps of recent 4+1 and 3+3 programs rolled out over the past year at Framingham State in […]
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