During their fall season, the FSU Rams brought home two MASCAC Championships, saw four teams qualify for the playoffs, had 15 players acknowledged in their respective conferences, and currently, has one team still chasing an […]
Brennan Atkins & Jared Graf Editorial Staff Framingham State’s Board of Trustees passed a motion Nov. 20 to endorse the finance committee’s “submission of an application” for $20 million in renovations for the Whittemore Library. […]
[Warning: This article discusses sensitive topics such as self-harm and mental illness.] I was in the sixth grade when I noticed my brain was not wired the same as everyone else’s. Coincidentally, this was the […]
When Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz was an undergraduate student of sociology at Virginia Commonwealth University, he was told by many of his professors he would have trouble researching his area of expertise, getting the same response: “No […]
The McCarthy Center was a mecca for activities and events involving the future of children’s literature during this year’s Swiacki Children’s Literature Festival, Nov. 7. Writer Nikki Grimes and artist David Wiesner were the featured […]
FSU dedicated the Michael Haskell Veterans Services Center in Dwight Hall in room 113 Nov.12. Many current and former service members were in attendance for the event. The ceremony began with an introduction from FSU […]
By Brennan AtkinsArts & Features Editor By Noah BarnesEntertainment Correspondent “The Lighthouse” is the newest movie by up-and-coming director Roger Eggers, who also directed the 2016 horror movie, “The Witch.” The film stars Willem Dafoe […]
In 1692, Sarah Towne Cloyce stormed out of the sermon in which her sister, Rebecca Towne Nurse, was accused of conspiring with the devil – inevitably putting herself at the mercy of Salem’s witchcraft hysteria. […]
By Lauren PaoliniCopy Editor Acclaimed poet Martín Espada returned to FSU after 25 years during the Alan Feldman Week of Poetry Oct. 22. “I’m going to read tonight and 25 years from now, I’ll be […]
By Nadira WicaksanaEditor-In-Chief We all love a good cult fave, but what about our fave cults? Forget “Midsommar” and “Hereditary.” Instead, consider Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery,” a short story first published in “The New Yorker” […]
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