Arts & Features
Esteban del Valle brings the conquistador into modern times in ‘Which Ridge is Next’
By Robert Johnson Jr.Arts & Features Editor At the Mazmanian Art Gallery, the urban landscapes of Brooklyn and Chicago crossed paths with Framingham State University through the presentation of Esteban del Valle’s exhibit, “Which Ridge […]
WDJM is back on campus and looking to expand
As you walk into the WDJM studio, you are met with walls adorned in gray soundproofing foam panels, famous album covers throughout the ages, and vinyl records all over. The orange glow of the Himalayan […]
State Street Style: Fashion for everyone
By Lauren Paolini Asst. Copy Editor By Caeley Whalen Interim Fashion Correspondent News flash: guys can wear dresses, too! That’s right – clothing is in no way related to how many X or Y chromosomes […]
The Super Nt changes the aftermarket console game
by Robert Johnson Jr.Arts and Features Editor I, like many other people of my generation and the late Notorious B.I.G., have a great appreciation for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. As the 1990 follow-up to […]
Kaitlyn’s Kosmetics: Makeup is a real art form
By Kaitlyn CullenStaff Writer So many people think wearing makeup, whether a little or a lot, makes you “fake.” I tend to argue the opposite. With cosmetics, you can recreate yourself to be whoever you […]
Margaret Weitekamp explains the intersection between civil rights and “Star Trek”
By Robert Johnson Jr.Arts and Features Editor After the harsh impact of a government shutdown-inflicted delay, the “Moon Landing in Context” series was finally able to bring Margaret Weitekamp to Framingham State University to speak […]
IGNITE sparks new meaning of the word “activism”
Anyone who’s been paying attention to social media lately has probably heard of a small, recently founded club on campus – IGNITE. A national organization dedicated to preparing the next generation of women political leaders, […]