The Gatepost

14/12/2024

The staff wrapped up our semester with one last thursday night, at Olive Garden! 🍝

12/12/2024

Wow did we have fun at our 2024 GP gift swap!
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Photos by Ryan O’Connell

06/12/2024

Liv, Laugh...: Liv's Winter Break!

By Liv DunleavyEditorial Staff

06/12/2024

Photo Spread: Fluid Motions

Spread by Associate Editor Maddison Behringer and Copy Editor Emma Lyons

06/12/2024

Photo Spread: Ballin' Into A New Season

Photo Spread by Photos & Design Editor Adrien Gobin

06/12/2024

Kiddy Kubby: Come on-a, we gotta watch ‘Moana 2’!

By Liv Dunleavy Interim Asst. Arts & Features Editor Moana of Motunui sailed her way back into theaters Nov. 27 with a brand new adventure - and soundtrack - that will make you scream “Chee Hoo!” Following the story Moana left us with, the people of the island still praise her for saving the oce...

06/12/2024

Twenty years of believing in the magic of ‘The Polar Express’

By Emma Lyons Editorial Staff In November 2004 Warner Bros released “The Polar Express,” a movie based on the book of the same name. Twenty years later, the film has earned its place as a classic Christmas movie and is watched every December. Directed by Robert Zemeckis, the film was the first e...

06/12/2024

‘Red One’ - it’s time to save Christmas again

By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Arts & Features Editor There have been many amazing movies this season, with more in the coming weeks. With films like “Wicked” and “Moana 2” in theaters, it’s certainly difficult for the action-Christmas movie “Red One” to stand out. “Red One”...

06/12/2024

FLO ‘Access All Areas’ of good music

By Antonio Machado Staff Writer It’s been quite some time since the days when girl groups dominated the western music industry. With the disbandment of girl groups repeatedly producing breakout stars and the emphasis placed on individualism within music, it has become difficult and discouraging fo...

06/12/2024

Owen’s Oldies: ‘Tampopo’

By Owen Glancy Interim Arts & Features Editor Even by the standards of what’s typically recommended in this column, “Tampopo” is a bizarre film that was released in one of the most prosperous periods of Japanese history. The bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was one of the most horribly tragic...

06/12/2024

Presidential pedagogy - Niemi’s return to the classroom

By Dylan Pichnarcik Editorial Staff It’s Tuesday at 4:20 p.m. Most students are headed to dinner, professors are concluding lectures, and FSU’s nine-to-five staff have 40 minutes left on their shift. For President Nancy Niemi, her day as an administrator has concluded, and she begins her transit...

06/12/2024

Philharmonic Framingham: Metrowest Symphony Orchestra finds a home at FSU

By Raena Hunter Doty Arts & Features Editor The lights dim and the room quiets. On the stage, dozens of musicians clad in black take a breath as they ready themselves for the performance they've been preparing for months. All eyes are on them, and they're ready. The Metrowest Symphony Orchestra (MSO...

06/12/2024

El nuevo periódico: A behind-the-scenes look at Framingham State’s newest student-run publication

By Ryan O’Connell Associate Editor Under bright fluorescent lights in the Henry Whittemore Library’s lower mezzanine, the six classmates are all able to fit around one table. On Nov. 26, with only two weeks left in the semester, they are all hard at work. They lean over each other, looking at ea...

06/12/2024

Trump’s America

By Emily Monaco Editorial Staff If you're reading this, it's been a month since the election. Before Donald Trump was elected for his second term as president, his campaign embraced anti-women, xenophobic, and hate-based rhetoric. After he was declared the winner of the presidential election, online...

06/12/2024

The Gatepost Editorial: Take care of yourself this holiday season

By The Gatepost Editorial Board As the end of the semester is fast approaching, many of us will be headed home for the holidays. Despite the certain comforts home can bring, this holiday season might be more burdensome than others for students in light of recent national conversations and struggles....

06/12/2024

A tribute to Liam Payne: finding peace in the pain

By Alexandria Rose Staff Writer The tragic passing of Liam Payne was announced on the evening of Oct. 16. Though the true nature of his death is still to be determined and the investigation is ongoing, society has been quick to make assumptions. According to TMZ, Liam fell from his hotel balcony to....

06/12/2024

Country music is Black music

By Izayah Morgan Opinions Editor Recently at the Country Music Association (CMA) awards, breakout sensation Shaboozey was up for a number of awards, which included New Artist of the Year and for Single of the Year with his song “A Bar Song (Tipsy).” Tied with the Lil Nas X song “Old Town Road....

06/12/2024

STC - students, take consideration

By Alexis SchlesingerEditorial StaffI started working at the student transportation center (STC) here at Framingham State University in March 2024.My job is fairly simple. I either have to drive the bus and be friendly, or answer the phone and be friendly. Sometimes I have a little bit of paperwork....