Faculty & Staff — Franklin & Marshall

- Educating—and Learning—in Ghana
- 2/2/12 12:00 AM
- A group of F&M students focuses on educational outreach at the Heritage Academy in Ghana.
- Research at 'The End of the World'
- 2/2/12 12:00 AM
- Taylor Dunbar ’12 participates in another international research adventure.
- Student Curators Delve into Napoleon's Past
- 2/2/12 12:00 AM
- Under the direction of Professor Scott Lerner, eight students develop a bilingual exhibition around the College's Watts de Peyster Napoleon Collection.
- Hebouche Joins Department of French
- 2/2/12 12:00 AM
- Nadra Hebouche brings an interest in modern Francophone narrative to Franklin & Marshall.

- Diplomats Fifth in Preseason Polls
- 2/6/12 12:00 AM
- Franklin & Marshall’s women’s lacrosse team is ranked in the top-five in two preseason polls. Both the Lacrosse Magazine and the Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association (IWLCA) have the Diplomats ranked fifth in their respective preseason polls.
- Diplomats Thump Herons
- 2/5/12 12:00 AM
- Franklin & Marshall recorded straight-game victories at each position to defeat William Smith, 9-0, in women's squash action on Sunday. The No. 17 Diplomats move to 9-8 with the win, while the No. 25 Herons drop to 5-8.
- Diplomats Shutout Hobart
- 2/5/12 12:00 AM
- Franklin & Marshall swept past Hobart, 9-0, with three-game wins at each position in men's squash action on Sunday. The No. 8 Diplomats improve to 9-6 with the victory, while the No. 27 Statesmen fall to 10-15.
- F&M Falls to Gettysburg
- 2/4/12 12:00 AM
- Gettysburg won 9 out of 11 races on Saturday as the Bullets defeated Franklin & Marshall 140-65 in Centennial Conference (CC) action on Saturday afternoon. The Diplomats finished the regular season at 5-3, 5-1 CC, while Gettysburg improved to a perfect 8-0, 6-0 CC.
- Bullets Down Diplomats
- 2/4/12 12:00 AM
- Katherine Grant secured two top place finishes as Franklin & Marshall suffered its first Centennial Conference (CC) loss, falling to Gettysburg 121-84, in women’s swimming action on Saturday. The Diplomats finished the regular season at 6-3, 6-1 CC while the Bullets improved to 9-0, 7-0 CC.