Chart your own path—a familiar exhortation to graduating seniors, career-changers and searchers—does not begin to capture the journey of essentially self-taught artist Bill Hutson. Hutson did not so much map out a path for himself as discover one, as he cut away the underbrush of familial and personal expectations to find his way through to a career in art that was unimaginable to him as a child.
Today, Mary Haverstick ‘82 embodies the spirit of independent filmmaking, having reached a new peak in her career with the 2008 debut of Home.
Reunion Weekend 2010
Alumni Association Presents Awards at Reunion
F&M Explores Mars
Franklin & Marshall graduates and faculty star at the forefront of Mars research
Envisioning the Campus of the Future
The new Campus Master Plan articulates a vision for the F&M campus and community.
Connecting the Dots to Treat Autism
The work of Joan Fallon ‘79 could bring life-changing treatment to thousands of children with autism.
"I am easily and often inspired." That’s the six-word memoir I created after reading Not Quite What I Was Planning, a compilation of six-word memoirs edited by Rachel Fershleiser and Larry Smith. more
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