Let’s Talk: Students perform emotionally-charged discrimination skits
By Mark Wadland Students and faculty gathered in the Ecumenical Center to discuss diversity and discrimination on Wednesday, Dec. 4. Six...
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Lauren Campbell
Dec 6, 2013
Summer Strong
By Lauren Campbell The FSU field hockey team walks onto the field, stand in line and listens to their starting lineup, with one...
Michael B. Murphy
Nov 22, 2013
Concert review: Japanese post-rock band MONO bring sonic beauty to Boston
Michael B. Murphy After having just completed a tour of China, the Japanese post-rockers MONO have blessed their North American fans with...
Michael B. Murphy
Nov 15, 2013
Music Review: Arcade Fire’s ‘Re3ektor’
By Michael B. Murphy “And where do we go / Where do we go,” asks Arcade Fire’s vocalists Win Butler and Régine Chassagne on “Afterlife,”...
Brad Leuchte
Nov 8, 2013
Music review: ‘Phuture Doom’
By Bradley Leuchte OWSLA Records has cranked out another groundbreaking record by a mysterious electronic trio from Detroit that claims...
Brad Leuchte
Nov 8, 2013
FSU veterans come together to raise awareness, discuss common misconceptions about vets
By Bradley Leuchte On a sunny Wednesday afternoon in the Multicultural Center, Tony Nardone, an FSU student and Afghanistan War veteran,...
Brad Leuchte
Oct 3, 2013
Movie review: ‘Rush’
By Brad Leuchte Staff Writer Speed, fame, sex, danger. It’s all there in this fast-paced and action-packed re-creation of the rivalry...
Sara Silvestro
Oct 3, 2013
‘Actions/Reactions’
By Sara Silvestro Arts & Features Editor Several art department faculty members exhibited their personal artwork in the show...
Michael B. Murphy
Sep 26, 2013
Music Review: Matthew Good’s ‘Arrows of Desire’
By Michael B. Murphy Editorial Staff After the release of Matthew Good’s “Lights of Endangered Species” album in 2011, many fans of the...
Sara Silvestro
Sep 26, 2013
Eric Dittelman plays mind games with audience image
By Sara Silvestro Arts & Features Editor An average-looking man stands on stage in sneakers, dark washed jeans and a suit jacket. Two...
Scott Calzolaio
Sep 26, 2013
Michael Mack recounts his life-changing experience to FSU community image
By Scott Calzolaio Staff Writer The melody of a church hymn filled DPAC as Michael Mack walked center stage. His only props: a desk with...
Spencer Buell
Apr 4, 2013
A life in limbo: How $3,500 and the FSU administration’s policy on work visas ruined Vanessa Desani’
By Spencer Buell Editor-in-Chief Pick a card. You are an immigrant named Manuel, who entered the U.S. illegally to flee gang violence in...
Spencer Buell
Apr 4, 2013
A life in limbo: How $3,500 and the FSU administration’s policy on work visas ruined Vanessa Desani’
By Spencer Buell Editor-in-Chief Pick a card. You are an immigrant named Manuel, who entered the U.S. illegally to flee gang violence in...
Michael B. Murphy
Mar 19, 2013
Film review: Park-Chan Wook’s ‘Stoker’ just short of an evil masterpiece
By Michael B. Murphy Editorial Staff Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook’s English-language debut “Stoker” is somewhat of an odd duck. As a...
Michael B. Murphy
Feb 22, 2013
Music review: Tomahawk’s “Oddfellows”
By Michael B. Murphy Editorial Staff If fans of the alternative supergroup Tomahawk have concerns about the future of the band after...
Sara Silvestro
Jan 31, 2013
Elaine Rubenoff awarded first place at the Annual Juried Exhibition
By Sara Silvestro Assistant Arts & Features Editor Since last Wednesday, Framingham State University students have been seen wandering...
Spencer Buell
Dec 7, 2012
My name is Owen: One transgender student’s journey into manhood
By Spencer Buell Editor-in-Chief Two years ago in early October, Owen is a sophomore, and he is standing out in the hallway on the fifth...
Michael B. Murphy
Sep 20, 2012
Martial arts, music combine in traditional Brazilian dance
By Michael B. Murphy Editorial Staff Those who attended the Midday Performance at the Heineman Ecumenical and Cultural Center on Monday,...
Michael B. Murphy
May 3, 2012
Off to the archives
By Michael B. Murphy Staff Writer Fifteen years ago, while tucked away inside London’s Public Records Office, now known as the National...
Michael B. Murphy
Apr 19, 2012
A vicious red relic
By Michael B. Murphy Staff Writer Speaking before a small group of students and faculty in May Hall last Thursday, author and artist Anna...
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