Best of Summer 2021
“Luca” By Austin Riffelmacher, Staff Writer Sea creatures collecting land garbage. Parental figures warning against the human world. Fish living in fear of being eaten for dinner. Yes, that’s the plot of “The Little Mermaid,” […]
Arts & Features
‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’ Sets the Bar High for the New MCU
Marvel movies are back! Once again, superhero fans can hustle into theaters and witness this increasingly complex cinematic universe unfold on the big screen. Over the summer, we got our first taste of the Phase […]
Luke Hemmings faces a reflection of his life in first solo album
Luke Hemmings, lead vocalist of the Australian pop-punk band 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS), on Aug. 13 released his first solo album, “When Facing the Things We Turn Away From.” Starting his singing career making […]
“En Serio”: Alexis Rivera discusses mental health and systemic challenges facing young men and women of color
Alexis Rivera has lived his whole life in Framingham serving his community, a trait that was planted in him through his family. His mother used to work for SMOC – the South Middlesex Opportunity Council […]
Andrew Card Speaks at FSU for 20th Anniversary of 9/11 attacks
One of the most iconic images of 9/11 is of a member of President George W. Bush’s executive staff leaning in to tell him that the planes crashed into the twin towers. Bush’s Chief of […]
Mancuso Center Director Halcyon Mancuso surprises students with internship stipends
Throughout this Spring semester, Halcyon Mancuso, English professor and director of the Mancuso Humanities Workforce Preparation Center, distributed “surprise” stipends to several arts and humanities interns to provide a much-needed economic relief during these unprecedented […]
The early bird gets the vaccine: FSU student helps book COVID-19 vaccinations for the community
An alarm clock blares at 3 a.m. waking Emma Zizza – it’s time to schedule another COVID-19 vaccine appointment. Scrambling to the electronic device of her choice, she pulls up the CVS website in hopes […]
Fashion majors showcase their ‘Ethereal Glamour’
By Emily Rosenberg, Editorial Staff By Caroline Gordon, Editorial Staff With the DPAC decorated in LED lights and elegant cotton clouds, the Fashion Club streamed their show, “Ethereal Glamour” via Zoom April 30, presenting semesters […]
Breaking the earth: A new perspective on the English language
Arts & Ideas and the Center for Inclusive Excellence hosted Pulitzer prize winner, Quiara Hudes, who presented her memoir, “My Broken Language,” via Zoom April 26. Hudes won the Pulitzer Prize for her play, “Water […]