Mancuso Center Director Halcyon Mancuso surprises students with internship stipends
By Brennan Atkins Throughout this Spring semester, Halcyon Mancuso, English professor and director of the Mancuso Humanities Workforce...
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THE GATEPOST
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Jared Graf
May 6, 2021
FSU looks to expand use of Warren Conference Center: ‘We’re open to just about anything’
By Jared Graf Following a loss of revenue caused by COVID-19, FSU is proposing new initiatives to expand the use of the Warren Conference...
Caroline Gordon
May 6, 2021
Breaking the earth: A new perspective on the English language
By Caroline Gordon Arts & Ideas and the Center for Inclusive Excellence hosted Pulitzer prize winner, Quiara Hudes, who presented her...
The Gatepost Arts and Features Staff
May 6, 2021
Fashion majors showcase their ‘Ethereal Glamour’
By Caroline Gordon, Emily Rosenberg With the DPAC decorated in LED lights and elegant cotton clouds, the Fashion Club streamed their...
Cara McCarthy
May 5, 2021
‘Fate: The Winx Saga’ gives fairies a dark remodel
By Cara McCarthy At 22 years old, even I couldn’t predict my excitement when I heard “Fate: The Winx Saga” was being released on Netflix...
Emily Rosenberg
May 5, 2021
Painting for peace with Jeff Sparr
By Emily Rosenberg When Jeff Sparr combined the peace sign with a heart, he wanted to represent peace of mind and a hope that one day, it...
Sean Cabot
May 5, 2021
‘Pathologic 2’ – Playing through a pandemic
By Sean Cabot When a player begins “Pathologic 2,” their character has killed three men in self-defense after being wrongfully accused of...
Emily Rosenberg
Apr 22, 2021
Taylor Swift, now in technicolor
Emily Rosenberg Opinions Editor
Cara McCarthy
Apr 22, 2021
“Rolling with the punches” : SUAB creates memories despite pandemic
By Cara McCarthy As a student at Framingham State, there is a good chance you have taken part in at least one event held by the Student...
Jared Graf
Apr 22, 2021
From Zoom screens to new routines: Preschool teachers strive to keep children engaged
By Jared Graf Throughout the current school year, educators everywhere felt the impacts and pressures of returning to the classroom in...
Steven Bonini
Apr 15, 2021
What does it mean to idolize politicians?
By Steven Bonini Washington, D.C. has the Lincoln Memorial dedicated to the country’s 16th president. George Washington, the first...
Maia Almeida
Apr 15, 2021
Dance Team looks to the future
By Maia Almeida Before the pandemic, there was never a time the Athletic Center was empty with sports games taking place in the gym,...
Sean Cabot
Apr 15, 2021
Spy x Family: An incredible genre-blending love story
Sean Cabot Staff Writer When I decided to read Tatsuya Endo’s “Spy x Family” on a friend’s recommendation, I was intrigued. But in spite...
Emily Rosenberg
Apr 15, 2021
What the Earth can teach us: Vandana Singh shares her climate studies
By Emily Rosenberg, Caroline Gordon The Christa McAuliffe Center hosted Vandana Singh to discuss her research on the climate crisis with...
Olivia Copeland
Apr 15, 2021
Season 4 of ‘Wynonna Earp’ was perfectly chaotic
By Olivia Copeland If you’d like to see a show about killing demons and monsters, hanging with old western bandits, and protecting...
Caroline Gordon
Apr 7, 2021
Harvard professor sparks national reform
By Caroline Gordon Arts & Ideas hosted “From Theory to Practice: Ethnic Studies to Make a More Just World” featuring Dr. Lorgia García...
Brennan Atkins
Apr 7, 2021
From bedroom art studio to Zoom gallery: Framingham State’s artists honored Mazgal juried show
By Brennan Atkins Arts & Features Editor Typically, artists display their work at the Mazmanian Art Gallery for family and friends to...
Patrick Brady
Apr 7, 2021
“Zack Snyder’s Justice League:” Justice has finally been served
By Patrick Brady “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is an enhanced and expanded version of 2017’s “Justice League.” Even though the 2017 film...
Jared Graf
Apr 7, 2021
Career Services provides opportunity in uncertain times: ‘We’ll do whatever we can to help’
By Jared Graf When Jacob Mixon graduated FSU as a biology major last semester, he never would have imagined landing a job as a research...
Emily Rosenberg
Apr 7, 2021
‘Stories have the power to create change': Grace Talusan reads from her memoir 'The Body Papers'
By Emily Rosenberg Editorial Board As a Filipina-American author, Grace Talusan said she’d never read a book with a protagonist similar...
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