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Lanier Warns F&M Audience to be Skeptical of Technology
Pioneering computer scientist Jaron Lanier told an audience at the Franklin & Marshall College Common Hour Sept. 20 that the nation has progressively relied on information produced by computers—to its detriment.
Environmentalist McKibben Urges Packed House to Go Beyond Conservation in F&M Talk
Environmentalist Bill McKibben described how he and seven college students began an international movement to change the world's understanding of global warming during a Common Hour talk at the Franklin & Marshall College Sept. 13.
State Police Veteran Joins F&M as Public Safety Director
William McHale, a law enforcement veteran who served with the Pennsylvania State Police for nearly three decades, joined Franklin & Marshall College Monday, Sept. 10, as the new director of public safety.
F&M Student Discovers Rare Extragalactic Pulsar
A Hackman Scholarship offers F&M student Jack Madden '14 a chance to make a rare discovery—160,000 light years from Earth.
In Print
Recent publications by Franklin & Marshall faculty members, professional staff and students.
Franklin & Marshall Community Remembers Sept. 11
On a cloudless Tuesday morning similar to Sept. 11, 2001, members of the F&M community gather to remember the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Starr Outlines Historical Drama of 'War' on Health Care in F&M Talk
The "war" over health care is a century-old, uniquely American conflict that continues to rage this election season following the passage of "Obamacare," health care expert Paul Starr told a Franklin & Marshall College audience.
New F&M Office to Help Guide Students, Alumni on 'Trajectories of Success'
F&M unveils the Office of Student & Post-Graduate Development to help students and alumni explore potential career pathways and prepare them to compete for opportunities they seek.
F&M's Project BOOST Reaches Milestone During Busy Summer
Just six months into a comprehensive, two-year project to streamline Franklin & Marshall's internal computing resources and information management, Project BOOST reached its first important landmark.
First-Year Students Join and Serve F&M, Lancaster Communities
Before most of their classmates began packing for college, 66 members of Franklin & Marshall's Class of 2016 arrived on campus Aug. 19 to continue an F&M tradition—and serve the Lancaster community.
