The College Reporter

On Wednesday, September 23, the Campus Climate Survey released the full report of the Campus Climate Survey conducted last year. The report, totaling more than 400 pages, provided data on the responses of more than 1,500 students, faculty, and professional staff and covered a range of topics centered around respondents’ feelings regarding the overall climate at F&M.

The College Reporter created a collection of graphics that detail some of the important findings to come out of the report.

Sexual Assault, Campus Exclusion, Considering Leaving F&M: What’s Inside the Climate Survey Final Report – The College Reporter Posted on October 4, 2020 by TCR Sexual Assault, Campus Exclusion, Considering Leaving F&M: What’s Inside the Climate Survey Final Report By Daniel Robillard || Investigative Reporter Hartman Green. Photo Courtesy of TCR Photographer, Guangyu Yang. On Wednesday, September 23, the Campus Climate Su...

Bail modifications occurred this morning for the Lancaster Protesters arrested early in the week, including for Franklin & Marshall College Junior Kathryn (Kat) Patterson, whose bail was originally set at $1 million. Patterson’s bail was reset to $50,000 unsecured after petition by Judge Dennis Reinaker, former Lancaster County President Judge.

F&M Student’s Bail Reset From $1 Million to $50k, The College Reporter By TCR Staff Bail modifications occurred this morning for the Lancaster Protesters arrested early in the week, including for Franklin & Marshall...

Early Monday morning, Kat Patterson, a Franklin & Marshall Junior, was arrested by Lancaster Police during a night of protests following the death of Ricardo Muñoz on Sunday afternoon.

Since her arrest, student leaders at Franklin & Marshall organized the following letter addressed to Franklin & Marshall president Barbara Altmann

Hundreds of F&M Student Leaders Sign Letter to President Altmann Demanding Action in Support of Arrested Student, Kat Patterson, The College Reporter Early Monday morning, Kat Patterson, a Franklin & Marshall Junior, was arrested by Lancaster Police during a night of protests following the death of...

"The module system turned the focus of class from critical thinking and discussion to rout memorization and consumption. This mode of learning could have been a great opportunity for F&M to reassess its concept of quality education, yet we again conflate quantity of work with academic prestige" writes Junior Trinity Nguyen in her Op-Ed: "The Module System is Unsustainable, Here's Why."

Op-Ed: The Module System is Unsustainable, Here’s Why, The College Reporter By Trinity Nguyen || Contributing Writer Photo Courtesy of fandm.