SGA vice president and secretary resign
By Julia Sarcinelli Juniors Erin Dempsey and Bridget Green were recently sworn in as SGA vice president and secretary, respectively,...
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Jesse Sannicandro
Mar 3, 2017
Ugly to the bone
By Jesse Sannicandro Since President Trump has been elected, I’ve been hearing people insult his appearance. Constantly. The insult I...
Editorial Board
Mar 3, 2017
The Gatepost Editorial: FSU must expand gender-inclusive options
The Gatepost Editorial Board Last week, President Donald Trump revoked federal guidelines that gave transgender students the right to use...
Kayllan Olicio
Feb 17, 2017
SGA discusses Wi-Fi problems
By Kayllan Olicio Students voiced concerns about the University’s Wi-Fi at the SGA meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 14. During the open forum,...
Bailey Morrison
Feb 17, 2017
The flu hits FSU
By Bailey Morrison FSU has been affected by the worst flu outbreak since 2009, according to Melinda Stoops, dean of students. Stoops sent...
Lindsay Nixon
Feb 9, 2017
SGA addresses gym hours and RamTram stops
By Lindsay Nixon SGA discussed current gym hours at its meeting on Feb. 7, 2017. Senator Cassandra Tedeschi suggested extending gym hours...
Kayllan Olicio
Jan 27, 2017
Steering committee creates task force for strategic planning
By Kayllan Olicio FSU’s strategic planning steering committee held an open forum on Jan. 25 to discuss the University’s vision and...
Cesareo Contreras
Jan 27, 2017
Trustees approve sale of portion of the Warren Center property
By Cesareo Contreras The Board of Trustees voted in agreement with the Massachusetts State College Building Authority’s decision to sell...
Mike Ferris
Dec 9, 2016
Ferr or Foul: The push for the playoffs
Mike Ferris Sports Editor 1.) The Kansas City Chiefs will win the AFC West. The Chiefs are an overlooked 9-3 this year and 19-3 in their...
The Gatepost Arts and Features Staff
Dec 9, 2016
Best of 2016
Video Game: Overwatch By Andrew Willoughby Arts & Features Editor With a growing roster of 23 playable characters and 15 maps,...
Tessa Jillson
Dec 5, 2016
A “Diamond in the Rough:” M.I.S.S. offers sisterhood to women of color
Tessa Jillson Staff Writer After finishing another meal alone, FSU freshman Katelyn Moniz walked back to her room feeling completely...
Jessica Duff
Dec 3, 2016
Éamonn Ó Ciardha wonders if Brexit will bring back hard borders
Jessica Duff News Editor Visiting lecturer Dr. Éamonn Ó Ciardha can recall the year 1973. He was 5 years old when the British and Irish...
Allison Wharton
Dec 3, 2016
Book Review: Associating between good and evil
Allison Wharton Asst. Arts & Features Editor Tragedies are never planned. The victims of tragedies can never prepare for either the loss...
Allison Wharton
Dec 3, 2016
A playground for all: Pride Alliance hosts fun for people of color and LGBTQ+
Music plays in the background as a group of students play games, color, make bracelets and de-stress as the end of the semester...
Cesareo Contreras
Dec 3, 2016
“Making it work:” Alumni discuss Project Runway experiences
Cesareo Contreras Arts & Features Editor With a schedule packed with challenges and tight deadlines, Project Runway contestants and FSU...
Julia Sarcinelli
Dec 2, 2016
Danforth Art Museum to move to FSU
Julia Sarcinelli Associate Editor The Board of Trustees approved a letter of intent to bring the Danforth Art Museum to FSU. The vote...
Bailey Morrison
Dec 2, 2016
Alumni Association forms affinity groups
Bailey Morrison News Editor FSU’s Alumni Association held its second meeting of the semester on Nov. 17 to discuss campus initiatives and...
Editorial Board
Dec 2, 2016
Dine and Dash
The Gatepost Editorial Board As a nation of fast food restaurants, the U.S. values productivity and work over making time to eat a proper...
Shayna Yacyshyn
Nov 18, 2016
“How little is enough?” Harlow’s art showcased at Mazmanian Gallery
Shayna Yacyshyn Design Editor Artist and alumna Lynne Harlow brightened the Mazmanian Gallery with a fluorescent installation and...
Allison Wharton
Nov 18, 2016
Fostering humanity: Abolitionist letters come to life
Allison Wharton Asst. Arts & Features Editor Actress Lynne McKenney Lydick performed the one-woman show “Yours for Humanity,” a play...
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