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Happy December, everyone.
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Position: The Franklin supports adding staff to the counseling center when possible. Additional trained staff will provide the professional help students and faculty need to prioritize community mental health.
What will happen if the newsrooms go dark?
People always say to me, “How come I never see you around campus?” My response is usually along the lines of, “I spend 90% of my time inside Shirk Hall with all the other journalism majors.”
My brother was always someone I looked up to.
Tax forms such as W-9 and I-9 are all things we've heard when applying for the FAFSA ever since high school. But after so many years, we still have no idea what they really mean.
Yes, I have an accent.
One fateful October Thursday evening brought both a Late Night snack from Parkhurst and news that sent campus into a spiral of rumors and fear.
College is a time to chart your path to a career, to stability and a redefined life.
Position: Franklin College's decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic prompt questions. But the college's commitment to student involvement in a difficult time matters.
Jazz music comes in many variants of emotional expression. Within the roots of its music lie ragtime and the blues. Many people do not realize the intense emotional values that jazz music can have on a singular person. For example, if 10 people listen to the same song, it could be perceived …
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We began to hear about the deadly spread of COVID-19 in late December 2019 and early January 2020, which originated from Wuhan, China. Not sure what it was at first, some assuming it was like a new, powerful version of the flu.
Editor’s Note: If you or someone you know is in an emergency, call The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-TALK (8255) or call 911 immediately.
Everyone dreams of an excellent trip; of going places and exploring all cultures the world has to offer.
Position: Franklin College needs to do more than sending emails and releasing statements. An actual change must be seen for students of color.
James “Jim” Carter passed away on July 22. He worked in maintenance at Franklin College for more than 35 years. Tom Patz, assistant vice president of physical facilities, writes in his memory. Franklin College lost a legend last week. He wasn’t the type of legend that could be found in any r…
Retiring journalism professor Hank Nuwer says goodbye to Franklin College
Senior Abrahm Hurt reflects on four years at Franklin College
Students face new barriers to learning during the COVID-19 shutdown
The reality student workers face without campus employment, and how the community must persevere
The Franklin will not publish print issues the rest of the semester to prioritize staff safety and online coverage
Franklin College community invited to share responses, experiences amid a growing public health crisis
What decisions the American public should weigh about voting ahead of November general election
Columnist Isaac Gleitz explores what sustainability in Costa Rica can teach Americans
How to protect ourselves from implicit bias when disturbing news breaks
The actions of one alters course for a generation at Franklin College
Student newspapers find themselves in constant conflict to what to publish
Native islanders continue decades-long mission to retain identity
The truth about alcohol poisoning and how to keep your friends safe
The ways that seasons affect what music is in your ears and why it matters
The fight for safe, basic healthcare is ongoing for women across the nation
Students and faculty need to commit to open forums to improve campus life
How to identify a toxic relationship and how to proceed to safety
Ever-present regionalist sentiments resurface in Spain at expense of citizens
Learning how to stay safe at concerts without ruining the fun for yourself
The question about race in college applications brings inequality to students
Mold in residence halls warrants wider discussion about communication
An urbanizing China reflects important features of the United States
A new publication for women, by women redefines local journalism
Musical scores can turn the movies of today into nightmares for tonight
The 2020 presidential candidates show us what America looks like
Students should consider the implications of popular eco-friendly trends
Business to illegally download music grows into a bigger issue in the digital
A career in journalism can be dangerous, but it shouldn’t be
Powerful commercial stirs debate over our approach to school shootings
Updates to sports facilities should be prioritized to meet student demand
Health organizations begin to analyze harms associated with vaping
Indiana organizations help refugees, but government complicates matters
How students can seek emotional support on Franklin College’s campus
Many platforms innovate the way we listen to and understand music
Trump administration refuses to aid those in need
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