By Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondents Jonah Hill’s writing and directorial debut “mid90s” stars Sunny Suljic as Sunburn/Stevie, Na-Kel Smith as Jay and Lucas Hedges as Ian. The film focuses on the everyday […]
On Nov. 2, Queen fans and music lovers alike packed into theaters worldwide to see the debut of “Bohemian Rhapsody,” singing until their lungs and hearts burst while fully immersed in the rise and legacy […]
It has been quite difficult to find a comic to fill the gap that “Jem and the Holograms” comics once held upon the conclusion of the six-part “Infinite” storyline back in October 2017 – there […]
By Lauren Paolini & Caeley Whalen Staff Writers If you’re anything like us, you dress with comfort in mind. Although we love ourselves a classic gray sweatpants and sweatshirt ensemble when aiming for maximum comfiness, a […]
On Nov. 5, a group of about 40 veterans – some students – family, faculty, and other community members gathered for a luncheon in the Forum. The event was held both to celebrate the lives […]
Taner Akcam, professor of history and chair of Armenian Genocide, studies at Clark University, gave a presentation of his findings on the Armenian Genocide, presented in his new book, “Killing Orders,” on Nov. 1, in […]
Newbury Award-winning author Matt de la Peña and award-winning illustrator Wendell Minor gave presentations regarding their work in at the 2018 Swiacki Children’s Literature Festival keynote address on Nov. 1. Earlier in the evening, FSU […]
On Monday, Oct. 29, North Carolina-based percussionist Joseph Van Hassel played an hour-long concert in Framingham State University’s Heineman Ecumenical Center as part of the Midday Performances series. Van Hassel’s percussion work revolves around the […]
Sophomore Emily Pacheco grew up learning American Sign Language as her primary way of communication. Pacheco, who is a CODA, or a child of deaf adults, said she always felt a sense of obligation to […]
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