Rushed and hushed
After serving as Class of 2022 president for three years and vice president her freshman year, Samantha Collette will not be allotted time to speak at her graduation. Due to time constraints, a speech from […]
Gatepost Editorial
These changes don’t register
Twelve weeks into the semester, students and faculty alike have begun to anticipate course registration. However, if you haven’t checked your email, you’ll be surprised to know the class registration and advising process was unexpectedly […]
An appreciation of our essential employees
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. […]
Don’t cheat your way to the podium
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 […]
Snowed in without a shovel
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 […]
Conversations about college seal imperative
The land FSU is built on is the original homeland of the Nipmuc tribe. As we work toward being an anti-racist instiution, we need to begin recognizing this. Part of that recognition includes changing our […]
How to make your vote count
Every November, across the country, citizens flock to polling places to cast ballots in their municipalities’ local election. This year’s election day is Nov. 2. FSU is located in Framingham’s fifth district, where elections will […]
The Gatepost Editorial: A foul play for the NCAA
This past month, images of the NCAA basketball tournament facilities sparked outrage when outsiders saw the unequal and separated training areas, bringing to light the blatant gender gaps and discrepancies within college athletics. For the […]
The Gatepost Editorial: In solidarity with the APIDA community
Last week, President F. Javier Cevallos sent a campus-wide email addressing the recent increase in bias incidents against the Asian American population in the United States. Unfortunately, racially motivated hate crimes against the Asian, Pacific […]
The Gatepost Editorial: An untenable Thanksgiving choice
Earlier this week, the Dean of Students Office sent out an email encouraging resident students to remain on campus over Thanksgiving break. The email was sent to the campus community with only nine days remaining […]