By Alexis Schlesinger Editorial Staff “Film and Gender? More like lame and stupid.” On Dec. 6, 2025, a “callout” video was posted to several local musicians’ Instagram pages containing clips of folk artists and punk artists insulting each other.  One folk musician even claimed, “I listened to ‘Maeve’ by Dowsing Rod, and now I have gout.” Fortunately for New England folk-punk fans, nobody was really fighting, and the roast compilation was a promotional video for the show the m

Dylan Pichnarcik / THE GATEPOST By Dylan Pichnarcik Associate Editor  With an uplifting British accent that turns routine greetings into quick moments of warmth, Officer Andrew Frimpong of the Framingham State University Police Department (FSUPD) has become a familiar presence brightening the days of many who cross his path.  Frimpong may seem like a campus presence going back generations. However, he only got his start in law enforcement at the age of 50. He is now 54.  Bef

Liv Dunleavy / THE GATEPOST ‘Calling All The Monsters’ By Liv Dunleavy Asst. Arts and Feature Editor In my attempt to find the corniest piece of spooky content, the first and only thing that came to mind was China Anne McClain’s famously catchy and never overplayed “Calling All The Monsters.” This Disney classic has been enjoyed by many for years, almost 15 to be exact, and yet I still remember every word like it was yesterday. Sitting and watching “A.N.T. Farm,” wishing scho

By Alexis Schlesinger Courtesy of Alexis Schlesinger Editorial Staff I’ve been telling myself for a few years that I was going to get “into the local music scene.”  I finally committed to getting myself in there this summer.  I sometimes fall into a habit of listening to the same songs over and over again, so for a long time, I’ve really wanted to start branching out. I’ve always listened to a pretty decent variety of music, but I sort of felt like I was missing out on a lot

By Antonio Machado Copy Editor Coming straight out of four GRAMMY award snubs for “thank u, next,” a record-breaking album that solidified her as a paramount musician in the mainstream, Ariana Grande went almost immediately into the studio to cook up another masterpiece, her sixth studio album, “positions.” As her third album in the span of two years, “positions” saw Grande step out of her usual rhythm in multiple ways. Grande has experienced an immense amount of trauma and h

Marcus Falc ão / THE GATEPOST By Owen Glancy Arts & Features Editor “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” has the distinction of being the oldest film covered in Owen’s Oldies yet. It is the first silent film I’ve covered and it was released all the way back in 1920.  When this film was released, the world of cinema was at its most volatile. The major studios across the world hadn’t quite become as solidified as they would be in the 1930s, and the cinematic canon was still being esta

Adrien Gobin / THE GATEPOST By Liv Dunleavy Asst. Arts & Features Editor Fashion Club slayed their first event this semester with a Halloween Party on Oct. 29. The event was held in Hemenway Hall and featured music, candy, mood lighting, and introductory sewing crafts. Oh, and a full-fledged official photoshoot with box lights and a professional camera. Emma-Claire Vanderslice, Fashion Club’s vice president, is a sophomore majoring in Fashion Merchandising. She said organisin

Alexis Schlesinger / THE GATEPOST The Mazmanian Gallery held an opening reception for “Shift - Space - Return,” a multimedia group...

By Paul Harrington Staff Writer When I first played “Side Order” on its midnight release, I wasn't sure of what to expect - or even  what...

By Dante Curry Staff Writer After Dr Shabazz’s speech, The Gatepost conducted a one-on-one interview with her. The title of your speech...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor For many freshmen, moving into a residence hall and sharing space with a roommate can be daunting -...

By Dorcas Abe Staff Writer Indie-pop artist hemlocke springs’s debut album “going...going...gone!” is 21 minutes and 24 seconds of pure...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor Sonia Luzon, a freshman health and wellness major, was an active student during high school - for...

By Raena Doty Arts & Features Editor Who said Halloween can’t be glamorous? Certainly not Framingham State’s Fashion Club, which spent...

By Jack McLaughlin Arts & Features Editor By By Owen Glancy Asst. Arts & Features Editor After nearly a decade of growing a massively...

By Raena Doty Asst. Arts & Features Editor Barbara Amaya, an author and survivor of sex trafficking, visited Framingham State University...

By Ryan O’Connell Arts & Features Editor Employees of the Christa McAuliffe center hosted a stargazing event in the O’Connor parking lot...

By Kate Norrish Staff Writer “Call The Midwife” is a long running PBS drama following a group of female nurses and midwives and its most...

By Leighah Beausoleil Editor-in-Chief The Australian pop-rock band, 5 Seconds of Summer (5SOS), released its fifth studio album Sept. 23...