Stand together
As we enter into a new academic year, we at The Gatepost would like to take a moment to focus on what can be done to help foster an environment in which we hold one […]
Op/Ed
Dousing the flames of ignorance
From football fanatics to political enthusiasts, many are setting their Nike apparel ablaze. Controversial football star Colin Kaepernick, finds himself under fire once again after revealing his multi-year deal with Nike, making him one of […]
Brett Kavanaugh should not be on the Supreme Court
The hearings for Brett Kavanaugh have ended despite controversy and protest.Kentucky’s resident turtle-ghoul Mitch McConnell, Republican senate majority leader, is hoping to have everything settled by the end of the month. Of course, anything McConnell […]
Class of 2018 Senior Letters
The first time I read an issue of The Gatepost, I was on an MWRTA bus getting as close to home as possible because I hated living at FSU. During my first semester here (the […]
Opioid crisis needs better support
Every day, dire news is reported by major media outlets – death, destruction, suffering. With so much negative news circulating, many people can lose sight of issues that aren’t right in front of them. In […]
Yo, Kanye, I’mma let you finish … but slavery is not a choice
After his social media hiatus, Kanye West returned to Twitter mid-April with a slew of tweets, not only to promote his apparel and upcoming albums, but to promote free thinking, loving one another and support […]
A summer request
As the final week of classes comes to a close and the devil that is finals week draws ever closer with glistening fangs and a coat made of term papers and equations, I found myself […]
The Gatepost Editorial: An historic donation
Framingham State history was made last week. On April 24, the University announced that English professor Halcyon Mancuso Krebs and her husband, Thomas Krebs, committed to donating $2.4 million to fund several full-ride scholarships for […]
Hate and racism are not limited to southern states
After yet another long season of unpredictable snow and trudging through muck to get just about anywhere, last weekend finally brought along sunny, 60-degree weather just in time for FSU’s Science on State Street. Students […]
Oh PAX land…
While I recover from the “PAX Plague,” as my fellow con attendees often refer to it, I find myself wishing I were back at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (or BCEC) and right in […]