“Brooks Buddies helps students from F&M connect with the local community,” Tzarnas says. “Lots of people volunteer, and the kids have a blast. The best part is seeing how happy the…
The scene must have shocking to passers-by on Hartman Green during a recent sunny afternoon: more than a dozen people ripping into trash bags, then sorting the trash into various piles…
From Mongolia to Egypt, and Madagascar to New Zealand, Franklin & Marshall students can pursue more than 200 academic programs in 60 foreign countries. They can learn about social movements and…
As the round of applause turned into a standing ovation at the end of Common Hour last Thursday, Lewis Alston rose from his seat on the stage in Mayser Gymnasium. A…
From hydraulic fracking to the perils faced by illegal immigrants, the topics in Center for Liberal Arts and Society’s (CLAS) Migrations film series may appear to be widely varied. But while…
Whether the goal is to lose weight or lower stress, the road to a healthier lifestyle can be fraught with challenges. The bag of chips often wins out over a piece…
Making its first NCAA Division III Tournament appearance since 1992, the 12th-ranked Franklin & Marshall field hockey team made it count with a 3-0 triumph over visiting SUNY Cortland on Wednesday…
The College launched the new interactive website at the beginning of the semester to bring alumni, parents and friends into the conversation. Most Common Hour events are recorded and placed online…
"We are very grateful to everyone who supported this year’s campaign,” says Sandi Smoker, department coordinator of the Ware Institute for Civic Engagement. “These funds will help many Lancaster County nonprofits…