Condemning last semester’s six hate crimes, over 240 members of the FSU community have signed a letter to the editor denouncing racism and calling for a more united campus. The letter, appearing in this week’s […]
Approximately 15 members of the FSU community, including parents, staff and students, discussed the recent racial hate crimes and relevant concerns at a meeting in the Forum on Jan. 30. Millie González, interim chief officer […]
At the Alumni Association meeting on Jan. 25, members of the Alumni Association Board of Directors and University administrators worked to develop student outreach strategies to show support for students following the recent hate crimes. […]
The FBI provided no assistance to FSUPD’s investigation into the hate crimes that occurred on campus last semester, according to FSUPD Sgt. Martin Laughlin. The agency was contacted to assist with handwriting analysis after the […]
A hate crime was reported in North Hall around 8:30 a.m. by a resident assistant on Dec. 21, said FSUPD Sgt. Martin Laughlin. This marked the sixth hate crime of the fall semester. According to […]
By Cesareo Contreras Editor-in-Chief By Nadira Wicaksana Asst. News Editor On Jan. 16, approximately 100 members of the FSU community participated in a student-led march and rally in response to the six hate crimes targeting […]
Framingham State’s Board of Trustees discussed the recent hate crimes and the campus emergency preparedness plan during its meeting on Nov. 29. Millie González, interim chief officer of diversity, inclusion and community engagement, shared with […]
Ignorance is not bliss. Proven this past week, as not one – but two hate crimes plagued our very own campus as students in the University’s Black Student Union (BSU) were targeted twice in one […]
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