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Volleyball defeats Fitchburg: Victory marks 400 career wins for Casali

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By Taylor KimmellSports EditorIn a conference matchup against the Fitchburg State University Falcons Sept. 30, the Framingham State University Rams cinched a quick 3-0 victory.Overwhelming the Falcons in all three sets, the Rams improved their conference record to 4-0 and their overall record to 11-3. This places them at the top of the MASCAC.A service ace b

Women’s soccer beats Salem with last-minute goal

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By Taylor KimmellSports EditorThe Framingham State University Rams earned their third conference win of the season with an on-the-road victory against the Salem State University Vikings Sept. 26.This 1-0 shutout improves FSU’s conference and overall records to 3-0-1 and 5-2-1, respectively.The Rams played a heavily offensive game, keeping the ball on Salem’s

Men’s Soccer hopeful after draw

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By Avery SlavinEditorial StaffThe Framingham State Rams played to a draw against the Salem State Vikings ahead of a nor’easter on Sept. 26.This brings their overall record to 3-5-1, and their conference record to 2-1-1. Just short of the first three minutes, sophomore goalie Colin Holt made his first save. Salem attempted again to score, but Holt stayed stro

FOR HIRE: New VP of Equity and Inclusion

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By Dylan PichnarcikEditor-in-Chief By Avery Slavin News EditorUniversity officials are beginning the search for a new Vice President of Equity and Inclusion following the departure of Jeffrey Coleman. Coleman served as Vice President of Diversity, Inclusion, and Community Engagement from January of 2023 to June of 2026. His departure from the University was

The Gatepost Editorial: Let’s provide more resources to support students' mental health

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By The Gatepost Editorial BoardSeptember is nationally recognized as Suicide Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the individuals whose lives tragically ended too soon, while also thinking about the importance of one’s mental health. It’s always important to put your body and mind at the top of your list of priorities. However, given the complicated nature

Creating art takes actual intelligence

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By Alexis Schlesinger Opinion Editor Like many artists, I’ve become increasingly frustrated with the presence of generative artificial intelligence in creative fields. There are a lot of excuses for it, and they’re all pretty lame. There are people who will generate graphics for their event or business, always with the same crowded, lifeless look as every ot

FSU lecturer earns spot in finals of Massachusetts Poetry Olimpics

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By Francisco Omar Fernandez Rodriguez Associate EditorProfessor Hannah Baker-Siroty is a visiting lecturer at Framingham State. She mostly teaches Composition courses and graduate courses, and she occasionally substitutes for other classes. She’s also in the finals of the “Massachusetts Poetry Olimpics,” also known as MAPO, this year.This annual poetry compe

Talia Adry pulls back the curtain on her writing process and new memoir “Complicit”

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By Sarah Daponde Arts & Features Editor CELTSS hosted writer Talia Adry to discuss her memoir, “Complicit,” with author Bryan Counter on Sept. 25 in the Heineman Ecumenical Center. The event was part of the Scholarly and Creative Showcase Series. Sam Witt, English professor at Framingham State and Adry’s husband, moderated the discussion. Both Adry and Count

GPI - Rachel Spezia, Associate Dean of Students

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By Antonio Machado Associate EditorWhat is your academic and professional background? My undergraduate degree is from Illinois State University. I have a bachelor’s in psychology and sociology, and that’s where I got interested in student affairs because I was a resident assistant. And then my master’s degree is from Boston College in higher education admini

Concerns over new fitness center discussed at SGA

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By Francisco Omar Fernandez RodriguezAssociate EditorStudents discussed changes in the size and location of the University’s Fitness Center and shared concerns regarding the lack of access at SGA’s meeting on Sept. 29. The University recently relocated the student fitness center to the former campus store. Now, what was the student fitness center, located on

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