When the University closes due to snow or other unforeseen circumstances, everyone cheers for an unexpected day off. However, it’s not a day off for everyone. Essential workers make up the foundation of this University. […]
By Mark Haskell Staff Writer Some people are afraid to ask for help as they may feel incompetent. Are you one of those persons? What is there to fear when asking for help? The reason […]
By Donald Halsing, Editor-in-Chief My father graduated from Framingham State College, as it was known in 1985, without any debt. He could afford to pay the $700 tuition and fees per semester – plus books […]
It’s not fair when an athlete takes performance-enhancing drugs. Kamila Valieva, a 15-year-old ice skater for the Russian Olympic Committee (ROC), tested positive for the heart medications hypoxen, L-carnitine, and trimetazidine. It’s unlikely that a […]
Last week, federal legislators discussed the proposed Active Shooter Alert Act of 2022. The Act’s goal would be to develop “mass alert systems … to notify local residents, motorists, travelers, and others in the vicinity […]
Between 1941 to 1945, Nazi Germany and its collaborators orchestrated a genocide that systematically murdered over 6 million Jewish people and millions of others. Not only did the Nazi party target Jewish people, but they […]
Because we live in New England, clearing away snow is a part of everyone’s life. So why is it such a challenging part of the resident student’s experience? A nor’easter came and went this past […]
By McKenzie Ward Opinions Editor On Jan. 2, 2021, I got a text saying that I had been exposed to COVID-19. I waited until Jan. 5 and got tested. And after having a swab stuck […]
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