
Rick Piltz and Ken Kendrick discussed their experiences as whistleblowers for the College's first Common Hour gathering of the spring semester, also a stop on the Government Accountability Project (GAP)'s "Whistleblower Tour: Essential Voices for Accountability."

It might be the middle of January, but a group of students is ready to bring a dose of the tropics to the Franklin & Marshall campus.

A new insourcing measure by Franklin & Marshall College has made a few familiar faces around campus part of the F&M "family."

A new system for course registration at Franklin & Marshall College will soon ease the process for F&M students -- and make long lines outside the registrar's office a thing of the past.

Franklin & Marshall's 225th anniversary is just one reason why 2012 will remain etched in the minds of students, faculty members and professional staff.

A comprehensive project to streamline Franklin & Marshall's internal computing resources and information management will soon reach another milestone -- just in time to make the housing selection process easier for F&M students.

F&M's Board of Trustees approved a comprehensive Sustainability Master Plan in October 2012, affirming the College's commitment to fostering a sustainable environment for current and future generations of students, alumni, faculty and professional staff.

Franklin & Marshall College students danced, sang and wowed the crowd with their many talents Nov. 27 in the Alumni Sports & Fitness Center in an effort to prevent abuse and neglect of children across the country.

Franklin & Marshall College's New College House has received one of the highest designations for sustainable building under the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program.

Continuing a longstanding tradition, members of the Franklin & Marshall College community are helping to brighten the holiday season for hundreds of Lancaster residents in need.