‘Prevention is key’ FSU alumna empowers students through self-defense workshop
Melina Bourdeau/THE GATEPOST By Sara Silvestro Inhale. My “attacker” approaches me. She wraps her fingers around my wrist firmly and...
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The Gatepst
- Feb 21, 2015
Clash of the Opinions: Boston in the running for 2024 Summer Olympic Games
Essential Information: Boston recently beat out several other U.S. cities to become the U.S. contender to host the 2024 Olympics. This...
Michael B. Murphy
- Feb 15, 2015
Music review: Crosses – ‘Crosses’
By Michael B. Murphy Clearly an ardent believer of the old proverb, “Tis a lesson you should heed/Try, try, try again/If at first you...
Joe Kourieh
- Feb 8, 2015
Winter graduates told to ‘live large,’ ‘do good’
Jennifer Wang/THE GATEPOST By Joe Kourieh Five hundred and twenty-three students – 248 graduate and 275 undergraduate – o9cially became...
Scott Calzolaio
- Feb 8, 2015
Winners announced for Annual Juried Student Exhibition
By Scott Calzolaio The Mazmanian gallery opened with a juried showing of the most notable work from some of FSU’s students. The variety...
Julia Sarcinelli
- Dec 12, 2014
Administrators discuss police policy and other student concerns
by Julia Sarcinelli News Editor Administrators met with students Tuesday, Dec. 2 to discuss guidelines for students to record campus...
Lauren Campbell
- Dec 12, 2014
FSU football team adopts 6-year-old facing health issues
Jennifer Wang/THE GATEPOST By Lauren Campbell Sports Editor As the FSU Football team captains walked out to mid8eld for the ceremonial...
Sara Silvestro
- Dec 12, 2014
Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer hired
By Sara Silvestro Educator and diversity trainer Sean Huddleston was hired as Framingham State University’s first Chief Diversity and...
Kaila Braley
- Dec 12, 2014
Coming to terms with rape: One student’s journey toward understanding
By Kaila Braley Jane jolted awake in a bed that wasn’t hers. She couldn’t remember having fallen asleep. Startled, her first thought was,...
Lauren Campbell
- Dec 12, 2014
FSU football team adopts 6-year-old facing health issues
B y Lauren Campbell As the FSU Football team captains walked out to midfield for the ceremonial coin toss on their Nov. 8 game against...
Mark Wadland
- Dec 12, 2014
FSU holds final 175th anniversary celebration
By Mark Wadland U.S. Rep. Katherine Clark [D-Mass.] arrived at Framingham State University Monday to read a proclamation celebrating the...
Corin Cook
- Dec 12, 2014
FSU recognized for sustainability efforts
By Corin Cook Framingham State University has gained recognition as the 17 most eco-friendly and affordable school in the nation – a...
Editorial Board
- Dec 12, 2014
Gatepost Editorial: Change starts here
The Gatepost Editorial Board Since August, the town of Ferguson, Missouri has held the nation’s attention. The recent grand jury decision...
Phil McMullin
- Dec 12, 2014
Gatepost Interview: Dan Magazu, director of communications media contact for FSU
By Phil McMullin Can you briefly describe your resume and educational background? I went to the University of Massachusetts in Amherst,...
Kaila Braley
- Dec 12, 2014
Google representative visits marketing class
By Kaila Braley This fall, an FSU marketing class Marketing Principles, continued a campaign begun last semester to promote attendance at...
Brad Leuchte
- Dec 12, 2014
Multicultural Center hosts forum to discuss student reactions to Ferguson
By Bradley Leuchte Students and faculty members 1lled the Multicultural Center to discuss their reactions to the controversies in...
Mark Wadland
- Dec 12, 2014
Opinion: 1st Amendment in jeopardy
By Mark Wadland In the Dec. 1 edition of The Chicago Tribune, an article stated that the Supreme Court would consider whether to uphold a...
Julia Sarcinelli
- Dec 12, 2014
SGA allocates over $4,000 for Gatepost journalism convention
By Julia Sarcinelli The Student Government Association allocated $4,288.98 to The Gatepost for a trip to the three-day Spring National...
Joe Kourieh
- Dec 12, 2014
Visiting lecturer Gloria Casañas celebrates FSU’s historical significance in education
By Joe Kourieh Throughout the second half of the 19th century, Argentinean President Domingo Sarmiento set out abroad on a mission, aimed...
Scott Calzolaio
- Nov 21, 2014
Author Robyn Ochs breaks the sexual binaries
By Scott Calzolaio The boundaries of the typical masculine/feminine gender binary were broken on Wednesday, as bisexual author Robyn Ochs...
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