The Gatepost

By Kathleen McDonough Editorial Staff Walking around Framingham State University’s campus, two important people to the school look at the students and buildings through very different eyes. New buildings like North Hall, the McCarthy Center and the Hemenway annex amaze and impress FSU’s two new Board of Trustees members. Trustee Richard Logan, founder and retired [...]

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Mark Wadland Staff Writer  The music performed at the Spring Chorus Concert was composed by some of the best early 20th-century British composers. As people packed into the Ecumenical Center on April 30, they sat down to hear the final chorus concert of the school year. The concert, “Rule Britannia,” began with a few pieces [...]

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Adam Farah Asst. Arts & Features Editor This past Sunday, DPAC was brimming with traditionally composed music as FSU’s Symphonic Band held their annual spring concert. The student band performed arrangements of songs from popular film soundtracks in front of an audience filled with supportive parents and fellow students. Clyde G. Lower, visiting lecturer of [...]

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By Avarie Cook Staff Writer Framingham State University prides itself on being a green campus. To celebrate this year’s Earth Day, FSU had its 6th annual Green Festival on Monday, April 22. Many clubs and organizations came together to educate students on how to incorporate being green into their daily lives, and encouraged students to [...]

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Alex Shuman Assistant Arts & Features Editor The Hilltop Players hosted its last big show of the semester, “The Wedding Singer (A Musical Comedy)” April 18-20. The play starts off with “It’s Your Wedding Day,” a big intro which transitions into a wedding function. Sophomore Tyler DeMoura once again stunned the audience with his intense [...]

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