Men’s Basketball’s loses despite late comeback attempt
On Saturday, Feb. 9, Framingham traveled to Bridgewater State to take on the Bears in a MASCAC game. The first half consisted of four ties and seven lead changes. A pair of free throws by […]
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Ice Hockey’s offense remains dormant
It was another game, another loss as the Rams dropped their ninth-straight game, this time to Westfield State on Feb. 7. Shortly into the matchup, the Rams allowed a breakaway goal to the Owls’ Justin […]
The Gatepost Editorial: A comprehensive response to racism
Hate crimes around the country are on the rise, and the FSU campus is no exception. Racist graffiti was found in Horace Mann since the fall of 2017. Black women – the targets of the […]
Ice Hockey drops seventh straight game
On Saturday, Jan. 26, the Framingham State Rams traveled to face off against Salem State. Salem State got on the board first in the seventh minute with a power-play goal from Trevor Mallett after a […]
Men’s Basketball survives a battle against Fitchburg
Framingham took on Fitchburg State in a conference game on Jan. 26. The Rams opened the game with a 12-2 scoring run that was led by Cameren McCloud-Thomas and Trevor Manyak. The Falcons fought back […]
2019 Annual Juried Student Exhibition awards three students for excellence
At the end of last semester, FSU students submitted artwork they felt proud of, had a special connection to, or worked hard on throughout the semester for the Annual Juried Student Exhibition on Jan. 29. […]
FSU launches new major in hospitality
FSU’s College of Business launched a major in hospitality and tourism management in early December 2018, offering the first two required classes this spring 2019 semester. The major was approved by the Massachusetts Board of […]
Hooked on Onyx
Flipping through the pages of last year’s 52nd edition of The Onyx, Framingham State University’s premier literary magazine, I am struck by the variety of student work on display across the glossy pages. Photography, poetry, […]
Humanities’ Giant Leap Forward
On Dec. 5 in the McAuliffe Center, Irene Porro, director of the Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Center for Integrated Science Learning at FSU and the Moon Landing in Context series and five FSU professors, illustrated the […]
A one-way ticket to Mars
Yari Golden-Castaño and R. Daniel Golden-Castaño, two candidates to be members of Mars One’s crew to create the first human settlement on the red planet, spoke about their potential mission on Dec. 5 in O’Connor […]