In her most recent book, “Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transformed an Era,” Ashley Farmer exposed the underside of the “chauvinistic” and “sexist” Black Panther Party by revealing stories of revolutionary black women activists […]
Students and faculty alike took a journey to the east side of campus, April 23, entering through the sliding doors of the Whittemore Library, where they were immersed in the 20th-century material culture of Africa. […]
Students received recognition for their writing at the Student Creative Writing Awards, hosted by the English department April 18 in the Heineman Ecumenical Center. Student writers competed in two categories: The Marjorie Sparrow Awards for […]
The auditorium came alive at the “Framingham’s Got Talent” show in DPAC April 11. The competition was judged by Linda Vaden-Goad, provost and vice president of academic affairs, Arielle Joy “A.J.” Brent, assistant director/orientation coordinator […]
Kristen Bennett, an FSU English professor, along with three members of the Hilltop Players and Mary MacDonald, a planetarium educator, gave a presentation in the FSU Planetarium, April 10. The presentation, “‘All the World’s a […]
[Trigger Warning: This article discusses domestic and sexual abuse.] Ashley Bendiksen thought she was going to die at her abusive ex-boyfriend’s hands, she said, piercing through the silence at an intimate gathering in DPAC Wednesday. […]
The latest presentation in the series, “1969: The Moon Landing in Context,” covered the life of Wernher von Braun and his conflicted past March 28 in the McCarthy Center Forum. Michael J. Neufeld, who led […]
Luis Rosero, professor of accounting, economics and finance, spoke March 28 as part of the 2019 Lyceum Lecture series – an event that highlights sabbatical activities and faculty research. Rosero discussed his research on international […]
Sophia Hall and Nadia Aziz spoke about what defines a hate crime, and the misconceptions surrounding hate crimes April 1 in the McCarthy Center Alumni Room. Hall works as a supervising attorney for the Lawyers […]
It was while looking at his suicidal mother filled with tubes and wires on the hospital bed, post-overdose, that “Buck” author MK Asante finally agreed to go back for his high school degree, he told […]
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