The Franklin College Statehouse Bureau has changed its name to The Statehouse File and started an independent subscription website.

The Student Entertainment Board is bringing the spirit to campus with their gingerbread house building contest.

Classes are coming to a close and students are packing for a holiday at home, but most staff and faculty are focused on one thing: finals.

A legislative committee has recommended tougher penalties for officers who enter a home illegally and cause harm to someone inside.

Students from 182 of Indiana’s public school districts have moved to private schools under the state’s new education voucher program, although only seven districts lost more than 100 kids.

The 2012 legislature will be fraught with risk for Democrats and Republicans alike.

House and Senate leaders are not expected to take up the so-called right-to-work bills when the GOP-controlled General Assembly gathers for its annual Organization Day on Tuesday. But they are expected to push the legislation – which would free workers from paying fees to unions they don’t join – when the session begins in earnest in January.

NBA owners and players agreed upon a new labor contract.

The Franklin women’s basketball team defeated Bluffton University.

David Beckham will be leaving Real Madrid to join the MLS’ Los Angeles Galaxy.

Building Tomorrow is an organization that focuses on helping those that are uneducated in sub-Saharan Africa.

Chatterbox questions are a series of thought-provoking questions that are posted on a bulletin board in the FC student center.

At the end of the semester, some students are rushed to use up their Ben Bucks before the holiday break.