By Cara McCarthy Associate Editor At the Fall 2020 Lyceum lecture, Monday, Sept. 14 Professor Alexander (Sandy) Hartwiger presented his research on what it means to be a global citizen. The lecture, sponsored by CELTSS, […]
Framingham State Fashion Design Class of 2007 alum Keisha Greaves returned to campus Wednesday, March 4 to give a presentation on her clothing brand, “Girls Chronically Rock.” Greaves is also a motivational speaker and Massachusetts […]
Chet’la Sebree invited FSU students and staff into the mind of Sally Hemings through poetry in the Heineman Ecumenical Center, Nov. 21. The author shared poems from her book, “Mistress,” in which she embodies the […]
No words were spoken verbally on the DPAC stage during the second annual Deaf Awareness Panel hosted by the American Sign Language (ASL) Club – but they were signed. On Oct. 22, six members of […]
The “Midday Performances” series for the 19-20 academic year has finally begun after a summer of anticipation. Boston-based folk act, the Porch Party Mamas, performed a medley of songs from their self-titled debut album and […]
The Arts & Ideas series showcased the first installment of its “Roots/Routes” series with “Shakespeare to Hip Hop: A Performance,” featuring Regie Gibson, former National Poetry Slam Individual Champion, in the McCarthy Center Forum Sept. […]
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 […]
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