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. […]
Fans of racing games rejoice – “Dangerous Driving” is finally here after many years of roadblocks and development hitches. If you’re someone like me, you grew up on the “Burnout” series of games – a […]
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 […]
By Brennan AtkinsAsst. Arts & Features Editor By Noah BarnesEntertainment Correspondant [Editor’s note: Brennan Atkins and Noah Barnes were invited to take part in an early free screening of “Booksmart.”] Olivia Wilde has been an […]
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 […]
By Brennan Atkins Asst. Arts & Features Editor By Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondent [Editor’s Note: Olivia Wilde directed, “Booksmart,” featuring Beanie Feldstein as Molly, and Kaitlyn Dever as Amy. “Booksmart” is a comedy about two […]
In “You vs. Wild,” the viewer controls the actions of Bear Grylls, combat veteran, outdoorsman, and expert survivalist, to help him survive and thrive in the harshest environments in the world. “You vs. Wild” employs […]
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 […]
“Stand Still, Stay Silent” (SSSS) is a comic set in the future after a devastating plague transforms almost every human and animal into unnatural abominations designed to keep the plague alive. The only survivors to […]
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