F&M in the News: 2011
A selection of local and national news stories highlighting Franklin & Marshall College and its students, faculty, staff and alumni in 2011.
Dewey Winner Chemero Explores Agent-Environment Dynamics
Professor Tony Chemero, the 22nd winner of the Bradley R. Dewey Award for Outstanding Scholarship, discusses his work in cognitive science.
Student Groups “ShamRock” the Stage
The talent of F&M students takes center stage at an annual philanthropic event organized by Kappa Delta sorority.
Common Hour Speaker Receives Nobel Peace Prize
Peace activist Leymah Gbowee accepts global recognition in the name of women who work for peace, equality and justice around the world.
Mariano Earns Coach-of-the-Year Honors
Coach Melissa Mariano receives multiple honors after leading the F&M field hockey team to a 17-4 record and a berth in the NCAA Sweet 16.
College Benefits from EITC Program
Representatives from Frontier Communications visit F&M to meet leaders of programs they support through the EITC Program.
Studying the ‘Music of the Primes’
Ted Yoder ’12 writes an award-winning paper on the Riemann Hypothesis, a famously unsolved problem in mathematics.
Kroll Joins Department of Philosophy
Nick Kroll's academic journey has taken him from a small tech school to the Ivy League, and seemingly everywhere in between.
