Despite their efforts to unseat him, U.S. Sen. Richard Lugar said Saturday that he will continue to try to connect with tea party groups as he heads into a 2012 re-election bid.
There are eight new faces in the faculty on campus. Of the new faculty at Franklin, seven out of eight professors received their undergraduate degree from an Indiana institution.
The cause of a July 29 fire at the Franklin College Napolitan Alumni House, Henry St., is under investigation according to the Franklin Fire Department.
Franklin College was recently awarded a $12,000 grant from Operation Diploma, an initiative of the Military Family Research Institute (MFRI) at Purdue University.
Five candidates debated several key issues in the U.S. Senate debate Monday. The candidates are vying for the Republican nomination which will be decided in the May 4 primary election.
Republican candidate speaks out on health care, government spending, energy and education Monday during the Republican Senate Debate at Franklin College.
Barnes Hall faces renovations following a pipe explosion Monday that caused sprinkler systems to flood the building. The amount of damage remains unknown.
Franklin College students support St. Jude through letters, games and speaker, Katelyn Atwell. This is the tenth anniversary of Up 'til Dawn, an event hosted by the Up 'til Dawn executive board.
President Jay Moseley shares goals and future plans for students, faculty and staff at Franklin College during The State of the College Address Tuesday.
Franklin College filed a complaint for injunctive regarding the opening of a new branch of Franklin University, located in Columbus, Ohio, in Indianapolis. The new school has caused confusion among prospective students, alumni and faculty.
The Franklin, along with a group of students in an LA 112 politics class taught by Fred Witzig and Gene White, polled 171 likely voters at Franklin College. Here's what the group found.
