Several members of RIA House, a Framingham-based organization dedicated to working with women who have experienced sexual slavery, hosted an open conversation in honor of Human Trafficking Awareness Month on Jan. 28 in the Center […]
At the end of last semester, FSU students submitted artwork they felt proud of, had a special connection to, or worked hard on throughout the semester for the Annual Juried Student Exhibition on Jan. 29. […]
“Creed II” is the second movie of the “Rocky” spinoff series directed by Steven Caple Jr. Michael B. Jordan returns as Adonis Creed, Sylvester Stallone reprises his role as the Rocky Balboa, Tessa Thompson as […]
Flipping through the pages of last year’s 52nd edition of The Onyx, Framingham State University’s premier literary magazine, I am struck by the variety of student work on display across the glossy pages. Photography, poetry, […]
If for some reason you still think wearing real fur is OK, it’s time we have a chat. With the frigid New England winters approaching, you’re going to need some extra layers to keep yourself […]
By Thomas Duda Editorial Staff Although 2018 brought about a flurry of new anime titles, I have to choose “Skull-Face Bookseller Honda-San” as the best of this year. Although only part of its 12-episode run […]
On Dec. 5 in the McAuliffe Center, Irene Porro, director of the Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Center for Integrated Science Learning at FSU and the Moon Landing in Context series and five FSU professors, illustrated the […]
Yari Golden-Castaño and R. Daniel Golden-Castaño, two candidates to be members of Mars One’s crew to create the first human settlement on the red planet, spoke about their potential mission on Dec. 5 in O’Connor […]
From his debut album, rapper Anderson .Paak challenged the “trendy” trap realm of hip-hop by placing funk and jazz into a rap perspective. His music changed the rap game, radiating a soulful, lighthearted, and casual […]
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