Compton native Kendrick Lamar’s fourth studio album “DAMN.” dropped on Friday, April 14. In it, he ties together ideas from each of his previous albums. “NEW KUNG-FU KENNY! NEW KUNG-FU KENNY!” echoes to open “ELEMENT.,” […]
By Molly Dubrowski Staff Writer Now we see fashion move faster than ever, from extravagant looks at fashion week to the constant rotating of Zara’s merchandise. And technology has kept up with the ever-growing fashion […]
Imagine living in this country for as far back as you can remember. Your friends and family live here. You’ve gone to school and graduated here. You learned how to drive here. You opened a […]
Thirty of us piled onto the plane – everyone chatting and yelling in their matching sweatshirts – but other passengers only seemed to care about our pillows. “Why do you all have pillows?” an older, […]
Framingham State students were the center of attention at SUAB’s Mr./Ms./Mx. FSU competition in DPAC on April 13. The annual Mr. FSU competition was extended this year to include both a Ms. and a non-gendered […]
On a quest to understand artist Vincent van Gogh, Erika Schneider, professor of art history, embarked on a “secularized” pilgrimage to the Netherlands and France. Schneider focused on what she saw and what she learned […]
The English department’s 2017 Student Literary Awards Ceremony was held on Tuesday, April 18 in the Ecumenical Center. The department presented three awards – the Richard Chartier Award for best essay in American Literature, the […]
Whenever sociology professor Patricia Sánchez-Connally sees pictures of undocumented children being put in detention centers, she can’t help but think of her own experience of coming to the United States as a child herself. At […]
Imagine living in this country for as far back as you can remember. Your friends and family live here. You’ve gone to school and graduated here. You learned how to drive here. You opened a […]
Albanian-American poet, author, literary translator and teacher Ani Gjika recited a selection of her poems and a section from her memoir-in-progress on April 11. Gjika spoke in the Heineman Ecumenical Center as the Miriam Levine Reader. […]
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