Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the track and field team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the track and field team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
So it’s time, huh? Time to say goodbye to professors, friends and my sanctuary these past three and a half years.
We don’t feel much resentment towards Parkhurst Dining. We’re presented a plethora of options and are provided three square meals a day.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Not even a year ago at Franklin College, self-expression was seen through the windows of Johnson-Dietz, adorned with flags.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Disclaimer: As a Franklin College student and member of the cross country team, I am obviously biased. If that’s a problem, go read a different weekly roundup of FC athletic events.
Hi Grizzly Fans (of the Franklin variety, not Memphis),
If anything, I’d call my college career a spiral.
I came to Franklin College intending to be a Multimedia Journalism major. Knowing I needed to get as much experience as possible as early as possible, I looked into working on the school’s magazine while attending my freshman activity fair. But things didn’t exactly go to plan.
I can do every- thing right in this country, but it will still not be enough for people.
It’s hard to believe everything happened a year ago.
In my first job, I made $6 hourly. Since I was 16 years-old, I didn’t question it; I was just happy to get a paycheck.
I have experienced a fair share of adversity in my life; however, until October of last year, I had never stared death in the face. It was the first time I ever visited an emergency room and the first time in my life that I believed that I was going to die.
Content Warning: This column explores disordered eating practices in detail. If you believe you struggle with disordered eating or an eating disorder, call or text the National Eating Disorders Association helpline at 800-931-2237.
I am the enemy—a public menace without a doubt. I am a self-serving crustacean who hides behind my laptop and feeds on the stories of the vulnerable. I don’t report on what people need to hear, but rather what I want people to hear.
On the edge of adulthood, college students feel a sense of doom when it comes to the future. We were born into one of America’s defining moments, 9/11, and we really had to just hit the ground running from there.
Happy December, everyone.
My brother was always someone I looked up to.
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.”
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.
College is a time to chart your path to a career, to stability and a redefined life.
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 …
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.
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
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
By Carolina Puga Mendoza
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