Franklin & Marshall

The College House system

gives students ways to enrich themselves beyond the classroom.Read More >

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Student-faculty collaborative experiences

—whether in research, public service or in the arts—create the foundation for lifelong learning.Read More >

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At Franklin & Marshall College,

classroom learning is combined with educational experiences in the larger community.Read More >

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At Franklin & Marshall College, housing is

more than just a place to live. It is a place to learn.Read More >

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Student-faculty collaborative experiences

—whether in research, public service or in the arts—create the foundation for lifelong learning.Read More >

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We put the liberal arts into practice.

The centers and institutes at Franklin & Marshall College offer students the opportunity to extend what they learn.Read More >

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The College House system

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F&M is going beyond green by

fostering a deep interdisciplinary understanding of sustainability and environmental stewardship concepts.Read More >

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At Franklin & Marshall College,

the liberal arts come alive in an innovative curriculum, in student-faculty collaborations and in the College Houses.Read More >

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Welcome to your liberal arts moment...

Located in historic Lancaster, Pa., Franklin & Marshall is a residential undergraduate liberal arts college. What makes us different is the way we “do” the liberal arts.

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Friday, November 20th
The Chesapeake Watershed: Impacts of our Current, Non-Sustainable Behaviors
Friday, November 20th
Q&A with Ian MacKaye
Saturday, November 21st
Beethoven Strikes Again
Sunday, November 22nd
An Afternoon of Chamber Music
Friday, December 4th
First Friday at the Phillips Museum of Art

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Nie Spreads Liberal Arts Message to China

A passionate supporter of the liberal arts, Lin Nie ’10 co-authors a book to help Chinese students make higher education decisions.

Q&A with Ian MacKaye

Nov. 20 at 7:30 p.m. at the Barshinger Center for Musical Arts. MacKaye helped to build the foundation for the underground hardcore punk movement in the 1980s.