By: Lauren Bejzak '13

A dedication ceremony for the Lisa Bonchek Adams Auditorium inside Kaufman Lecture Hall was held this past Saturday in Goldilocks’ “just right” fashion. The brand new middle-sized auditorium was used for an appreciably sized audience. Jo...

By: The Staff

Per The College Reporter’s Spring semester election cycle, the March 8 issue will feature a new editorial board and the start of volume 47. JuniorsSamantha LiTrenta and Asawin Suebsaeng will assume the role of Editor(s) in Chief, a position currentl...

By: Samantha LiTrenta '11

WOW Wingery was closed last week for floor, plumbing, and electrical repairs. Upon its reopening today, it will also be under new management. Tile work needed to be done on the floor, according to Kevin Dean, general manager of dining services. The curren...

By: Kristin Miller '13

F&M’s campus has been hit with a bout of gastroenteritis. “During the past week, Appel Health Services has evaluated more than the usual number of students with gastroenteritis,” wrote Marianne Kelly, director of Appel Health Service...

By: Megan Lello '10

In recent weeks, rumors have been circulating that two of the College’s themed houses would be closed or moved next year. But residents of the Sustainability and International Houses now know their houses will be staying at their respective location...

By: Samantha LiTrenta '11

John Fry is a wanted man. Drexel University has selected Fry, president of the College, as one of two finalists in its president search.   Drexel began the search for its 14th president upon the death of president Constantine Papadakis in April. The ...

By: Kevin Zawacki '10

After this issue goes to print, I’ll no longer be Editor in Chief—per The College Reporter election process, the new editor(s) replace the old halfway through the Spring semester.  So, in the convention of editors prior, I&rsquo...

By: Matthew A. Putterman '11

Heckling is probably one of my favorite parts of attending sporting events. And really, it always has been.  As a kid who attended more than his fair share of sporting events, I was privileged to usually have pretty good seats. At Flyers, Sixers, and...

By: Ellen Fonte '12

The shouts of eager fans could be heard from all around as the Women’s Lacrosse team won the Division III National Championship game to close out their amazing 2009 season. A new season is right around the corner for the Lady Diplomats, and the team...

By: Nathan Biemiller '12

Since Thanksgiving, we’ve all heard way too much about Tiger Woods. He wrecked his car, his wife allegedly chased him with a golf club, he’s had a ton of affairs, blah blah blah. This whole fiasco has been golf’s biggest non-golf-related...

By: Tim Jackson '12

On May 4, with the Centennial Conference championship game on the line, the F&M Diplomats baseball team was ready to go toe-to-toe with the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays for the conference title and a the right to represent the CC in the Division III nation...

By: Tim Jackson '12

It took a little longer than they wanted, but the Diplomats finally beat the Gettysburg Bullets to claim the Centennial Conference title. One year ago, the Bullets arrived in Lancaster to face F&M for the CC title in the Mayser Center, and walked away...

By: Alexandra Kranidis '13

On February 24, 2010, a killer whale at Sea World in Florida killed its trainer.  This unfortunate event hit the news and shocked many people. Sea World is a frequently visited spot for children and families of all ages. Everyone goes to see Shamu, t...

By: Connor Burns '13

Congressional leaders met Thursday for a nationally televised health care summit in order to discuss the sweeping reform Democrats have pushed for the better part of a year. Top members from both parties attended, including the president, who offered the ...

By: Asawin Suebsaeng '11

In George Orwell’s essay “Why I Write,” he gave the following as one of his primary motivations for writing novels, firing off long-form journalism, and scribbling notes: “What I have most wanted to do throughout the past ten years...

By: Katie Stryker '11

After weeks of delay, the F&M Philharmonia performed their annual “Superbowl Cultural Warm-Up” this past Wednesday. However, since the show was delayed long past the Super Bowl, the recital was changed to, “March Madness Cultural War...

By: Rhett Jones '13

 This coming Thursday, Ben’s Underground will host to an album release party for F&M’s metal band, Cimmerian. The band recently released its first CD, Awakened in the Shadows of Midgard, and are playing at Ben’s to celebrate. &n...

By: Kelly Seeger '12

 Habitat for Humanity is an international non-profit organization that builds affordable housing for families in need. While the F&M Habitat does not build complete houses, they certainly play a large role in making a difference in other people&r...

By: Kristin Miller '13

F&M’s theatre, dance, and film department is gearing up to present its winter production of A Piece of My Heart, a compilation piece by Shirley Lauro. The play centers on the stories of six women involved in the Vietnam War, whether as a nurse, ...

By: Cheryl Tourigny '13

 It’s usually difficult to fill up Barshinger with a guest lecturer or performer. Only last week, when Mira Nair came to Barshinger, was the lecture hall brimming with attendees. But this last Saturday, Corey Harris filled not only the performa...