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Excited Class of 2016 Joins F&M Community (Video)
In a video capturing some of the highlights from Convocation, first-year students speak about their formal introduction to life at Franklin & Marshall.
New Café Opens in Distler with Focus on Freshness
Flatbread sandwiches, organic snacks and fresh salads are just a few things on the menu at ZeBi, Franklin & Marshall's new dining option in the center of campus.
Lesson of Leadership Welcomes Class of 2016, Along With Kick-Off of 225th Anniversary
In a ceremony focusing on a theme of leadership, members of the Class of 2016 formally enter the academic community at Franklin & Marshall College.
Seniors Urge Class of 2016 To Believe in Themselves and Take Risks
Melissa Sandoval '13 and Akbar Hossain '13 offer words of wisdom to the Class of 2016 during F&M's annual Convocation ceremony.
F&M's Class of 2016 Makes Good First Impression on New Home
A wave of blue and white swept through the streets of Lancaster Saturday afternoon, leaving a spruced-up city in its wake.
Steinman Foundation Grant Creates Civic Engagement Internships for F&M Students
The James Hale Steinman Foundation awards F&M a two-year grant to develop F&M Works in Lancaster, a pilot program that enables students to participate in paid internships with local nonprofit organizations.
Community-Service Project Highlights New Student Orientation
Members of Franklin & Marshall's Class of 2016 will perform community service in Lancaster during a five-day introduction to life at F&M.
F&M Students' Journey to the Top of the World
F&M student Kristina Montville '14 provides a first-person account of the experiences she and 18 other students had on a summer travel course to China, from bustling Beijing to the peaks of the Himalayas.
Nine F&M Faculty Members Earn Promotions
Nine members of Franklin & Marshall College’s faculty were promoted prior to the start of the 2012-13 academic year.
Latest F&M Poll Shows Obama Leading Romney in Tightening Presidential Race
President Barack Obama continues to lead Republican challenger Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania as voter interest in the presidential race increases, according to the latest Franklin & Marshall College Poll.
