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THE GATEPOST
Framingham State's award-winning independent student newspaper since 1932


Dylan Pichnarcik
1 day ago
Amy Johnston - faculty by day, competitive swimmer by night
Courtesy of Amy Johnston By Dylan Pichnarcik Editorial Staff For FSU students and faculty alike, Saturdays are a day of rest,...


Liv Dunleavy
1 day ago
‘100 Days Until Graduation’ and school comes to an ending
Liv Dunleavy / THE GATEPOST By Liv Dunleavy Asst. Arts & Features Editor Career Development and Alumni Relations hosted “‘100 Days Until...


Sarah Daponde
1 day ago
Diane Barnes’ path to publication
Oné Green / THE GATEPOST By Sarah Daponde Asst. Arts & Features Editor Local author Diane Barnes gave a lecture on book publishing and...


Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez
1 day ago
Career Development and CASA discuss disabilities in the workplace
By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor Career Development and the Center for Academic Success and Achievement...

Jesse Burchill
1 day ago
‘Nosferatu’ - a symphony of horror
Marcus Falcão / THE GATEPOST By Jesse Burchill Staff Writer Released on Dec. 25, “Nosferatu” is a gothic horror film directed by Robert...


Kate Norrish
1 day ago
‘Hymn to Virgil’ captures divine empathy
By Kate Norrish Staff Writer Maddison Behringer and Ben Hurney / THE GATEPOST Dante’s “Divine Comedy” is one of my favorite books, and...


Liv Dunleavy
1 day ago
Kiddy Kubby: Watch ‘Dog Man’ even if it takes a montage!
Emily Monaco / THE GATEPOST David Abe / THE GATEPOST By Liv Dunleavy Asst. Arts and Features Editor If anyone reading this ever was or...

Beacon Awards highlights inclusivity and diversity efforts by FSU community
Emily Monaco / THE GATEPOST By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor The Division of Diversity, Inclusion, and...


Sophia Harris
Feb 7
Evelyn Campbell’s path to success
Courtesy of Evelyn Campbell By Sophia Harris Editor-in-Chief Evelyn Campbell has made a name for herself as Framingham State’s first...

Bella Omar
Feb 7
The Stitch: Best of The GRAMMYs 2025
Marcus Falcão / THE GATEPOST David Abe / THE GATEPOST By Bella Omar Asst. Arts & Features Editor The 2025 GRAMMY award stage may have...

Owen Glancy
Feb 7
Owen’s Oldies: ‘Dreams’
Ben Hurney / THE GATEPOST Marcus Falcão / THE GATEPOST By Owen Glancy Arts & Features Editor Of all the great Japanese filmmakers...

Kristel Erguiza
Feb 7
You’ll know this ‘Complete Unknown’
Ben Hurney / THE GATEPOST By Kristel Erguiza Staff Writer My perfect birthday gift? Walking into the theater opening day to watch “A...

Paul Harrington
Feb 7
‘Astro Bot’ is an astronomical experience!
Emily Monaco / THE GATEPOST By Paul Harrington Staff Writer In a year of video games that felt stale and repetitive to some consumers,...


Ryan O'Connell
Jan 31
‘I wish more could’ve been in’: Mazmanian Gallery’s juried show celebrates opening night
Alexis Schlesinger / THE GATEPOST By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor The Mazmanian Gallery held a reception for their annual juried...


Nelson Mandela’s grandson, Ndaba Mandela, speaks at MLK Commemoration
Courtesy of Jerome Burke By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor Ndaba Mandela shared his life experiences and...


Sarah Daponde
Jan 31
Diversity - a business proposal
By Sarah Daponde Interim Asst. Arts & Features Editor The Center for Inclusive Excellence hosted “Diversity as a Driver of Success,” a...

Best of 2024
By The Gatepost Arts & Features Staff Liv Dunleavy / THE GATEPOST ‘Bob’s Burgers’: Season 15 Episode 8 ‘They Slug Horses, Don’t They?’ By...

Liv Dunleavy
Jan 31
ARMYs run wild for Jin’s EP ‘Happy’
Ronnie Chiu-Lin / THE GATEPOST By Liv Dunleavy Interim Asst. Arts & Feature Editor It’s official, Worldwide Handsome man Kim Seokjin...


Ryan O'Connell
Dec 6, 2024
El nuevo periódico: A behind-the-scenes look at Framingham State’s newest student-run publication
By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor Under bright fluorescent lights in the Henry Whittemore Library’s lower mezzanine, the six classmates...

Raena Hunter Doty
Dec 6, 2024
Philharmonic Framingham: Metrowest Symphony Orchestra finds a home at FSU
By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor The lights dim and the room quiets. On the stage, dozens of musicians clad in black take a...
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