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Jinks Earns Lindback Award
Rob Jinks, associate professor of biology and chair of the Biology Department, is the 2009 recipient of the Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award, Franklin & Marshall's highest teaching honor.
Whiteside Receives Dewey Award
Kerry Whiteside, the Clair R. McCollough Professor of Government, is the 2009 recipient of the Bradley R. Dewey Award for Outstanding Scholarship, Franklin & Marshall’s highest honor for scholarship.
Making Her Passion Her Profession
The winner of the College’s most prestigious academic award to a student, Aditi Malik '09 has spent her undergraduate years putting her knowledge into practice.
Commencement Rerun
Did you miss Commencement? Even if you did not, you can now watch Gen. Powell's speech online, read about this memorable event and browse through the slideshow.
Anti-Harassment Training to Be Conducted Online
Two new online anti-harassment training programs, coming to your e-mail inbox soon
Summer Vacation
There will be no regular issues of *The Diplomat* during the summer. However...
Incoming Class Flocks to Campus for Beginnings
Hundreds of members of the new, incoming first-year class arrive to embark upon their academic journeys at F&M—months before the first day of classes.
Blue Skies and Sunshine at Dipnic
On a breezy, sun-splashed Tuesday afternoon, about 400 members of the F&M community turned out for the 24th annual Dipnic on Hartman Green.
Modern Researches Antebellum Religion
His book explores the relationship between technology and religious practices in antebellum America.
Test-Focused System Gets Failing Grade
Michelle Morgenstern ’09 notes that elementary school students are learning implicit lessons about language and education that have implications for broader issues of social inequality.
