The Office of College Grants (OCG) exists to support the scholarly and creative pursuits of faculty, students, and staff and the strategic priorities of the institution.

The Provost’s office at Franklin and Marshall College oversees several initiatives to improve diversity, inclusion, and equity on our campus. Our specific goals are to recruit and retain faculty from diverse backgrounds and to effect broader cultural change through faculty and curricular development related to inclusive pedagogy across the disciplines.

 The Center  for Opinion Research is a full-scale survey research organization. We provide research services to both the college and outside organizations, including educational institutions, government agencies, the media, private corporations, and nonprofit groups.

 The Office of International Programs is comprised of the advising and administrative staff for International & Off-Campus Study, and International Student Services.  Together, we support Franklin & Marshall students pursuing an international education program, whether overseas or in Lancaster. 

 The Library supports the mission of the College by providing scholarly resources vital to liberal education and by teaching the research skills necessary for lifelong learning.  Librarians and professional staff partner with faculty and students to enable effective discovery, access, evaluation and ethical use of information. 

The Writers House is  a community of writers and readers — students, faculty, alumni, Lancaster neighbors, visiting authors — who together envision our many events.  Each academic year, these folks define the House, creating their ideal of what a space devoted to writers and readers should be. 

 The Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College is a major cultural resource for the College and the community. The collections and exhibits reflect the College's aspiration toward excellence in the arts, mindful that such a reflection is essential to the success of any liberal arts college.

The Quantitative & Science Center is the hub of science and quantitative tutoring at F&M. Located in Martin Library, Q&SC offers tutoring for selected math, biology, chemistry, physics, economics, BOS, computer science, and stat classes. 

The Registrar's Office is responsible for maintaining the academic records of all current and former students, and for upholding the academic policy set by the faculty.

The Writing Center exists to support the F&M writing community.  Students, faculty, staff, and alumni are all welcome.