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

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

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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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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
Friday, December 4th
Jazz Ensemble Concert
Friday, December 4th
Fall Dance Concert

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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.