Living and learning at home
For many, it was the first time they saw Executive Vice President Dale Hamel not dressed in a suit. Working from his dining room table, Hamel said, “I have a nice view of the Amazon […]
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Around the world with Lisa Eck
It is a long way from Lisa Eck’s birthplace of Rock Island, Illinois to the Indian Himalayas. Before and during teaching at FSU, Eck has embarked on multiple continent-charting journeys. This cosmopolitan focus has […]
Hope from Hilltop
Everyone in the fRAMily has lost something this semester, whether it be valuable in-person time with colleagues and professors, big sports games, or simply time with friends. Three leaders from The Hilltop Players gave their […]
The building, the myths, Henry Whittemore Library
Legend has it this iconic building was designed to be a prison. With its concrete walls and open center space, the seven-level building has divots and holes in the walls – but not a lot […]
Widening horizons: FSU shapes students into the people they are today
With graduation less than a month away, FSU seniors are reflecting on their time at FSU, beginning at orientation and ending when they take their final steps across the stage at the DCU center. Whether […]
From torn ACL to ace pitcher
March 30 was just a normal Saturday for most people. But for Framingham State’s senior Kelsi Gunarathne, it was a day worth remembering. The ace pitcher for the Rams’ softball team shattered the all-time strikeout […]
“Disability does not define me:” FSU alumna’s journey to empowerment through fashion
In 2006, Keisha Greaves said she didn’t have to think about how long it would take her to walk from May Hall to the library or up the two flights of stairs to her room […]