On March 21, FSU hosted a talk and screening of “Deej,” a documentary about DJ Savarese, a high-spectrum autistic student struggling to make his way through college and live on his own. English professor Lisa […]
Since last year, art professor Tim McDonald and music professor Christian Gentry have been collaborating on an ongoing project called “The Feedback Group.” The concept of The Feedback Group is to combine the visual process […]
With wounds still fresh from recent hate crimes, freshman Carlos Barbosa, sophomore Keener Anum-Sowah and The Center for Inclusive Excellence showcased a number of multi-talented performers on Feb. 9 in DPAC to celebrate Black History […]
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 […]
As the marijuana industry moves into our state, communities are questioning if the industry will utilize similar advertising and marketing techniques as Big Tobacco companies. On Nov. 29 in the Forum, Joy LaGrutta, FSU’s coordinator […]
Framingham State University plans to increase the percentage of full-time faculty members from diverse backgrounds to 21 percent by 2020 as part of its new strategic plan, said Kim Dexter, director of equal oppurtunity, Title […]
Often, ideas about work develop at a very young age. As a child, Jane Gottesman, founding director of Working Assumptions, said she regularly waited for her father to get home from work. “Work was someplace, […]
SGA discussed the bias incident and the expansion of dining options during the open forum at its meeting on Oct. 24 in North Hall Commons. Ralph Eddy, director of dining services, announced new dining hall […]
History is always changing. It is change, through the emergence of new perspectives and sources, that constructs “the creation of our world,” said Lissa Bollettino, associate history professor. Bollettino discussed her research on “the meaning […]
Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist Jill Castle discussed how children diagnosed with ADHD can have trouble eating and food sensitivities in her talk on Oct. 12 in the Forum. One of her clients, a 6-year-old girl diagnosed with […]
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