The Student Health Advisory Community (SHAC), a part of the Office of Health and Wellness, has a widely known presence on campus. If you’ve ever used a bathroom anywhere on campus, then you’ve noticed the signs on the back of the stall doors with helpful information about anything from how to reduce stress, to the [...]
The professors at F&M have a reputation to uphold, and that is exactly what they do. While at most schools (and, to be fair, in most classes at F&M) the students are trapped inside of a classroom for the entire period, some professors here take their students to the next level, which just happens to [...]
David Cobb is a lawyer by profession. He was considered to be an unbeatable opponent and a master of his craft by his colleagues and peers. Nonetheless, he gave up practicing law and decided to follow his dream of educating the public about the legal system. The introduction began with a lesson on the origins of the [...]
All of my majors and minors are in one department, so I don’t know if this is the case for other disciplines on campus, but in the Classics Department we have an Honors Society called Eta Sigma Phi. To qualify you need to participate in the first four levels of a language (Latin, or Ancient [...]
For most majors, you’re required to take some sort of upper level seminar. As far as I know, it isn’t unusual if you have to take more than one. Seminars are basically a class where the students’ participation leads the class. You do a number of readings throughout the week to prepare for class, and [...]