About cthomas
 | Caroline Thomas is a junior with a news/ed and visual communications major from Indianapolis, Ind. As a writer for the Franklin, Thomas has written about several key issues such as diversity of campus community, personality compatibility and staff pay changes. |
Stories by Caroline
The results for the primary ellection are in, Dan Coats and Dan Burton survive for the next election.
Regina Miller graduated from Franklin College. She discovered she had a passion for working with computers and opened up a computer repair service.
Sophomore Trent Rowlett is attempting to achieve an individualized major focusing on animals.
Theater production, "Three Sisters," had preparation, growth, and a sense of newness according to the cast.
Michael Uslan, executive producer of the Batman series, spoke at franklin college on Tuesday about his experiences in Hollywood.
With the coming semester break and the change-of-room option, Director of the Counseling Center said compatible personalities are crucial in making a rooming situation work.
The town of Franklin along with the Franklin College campus offer many ways for students to get involved with religion.
Learn more about tennis standout, Morgan Bright.
Read about one woman's journey form the basketball court to the green.
The IT department switched from the Clean Access Agent to Bradford Networks Campus Manager this year for Internet access.
Meet half of Franklin's new quarterback duo, Kyle Ray.
Students dunk faculty and other students as they sign letters to Sen. Evan Bayh to support foreign assistance.
Franklin's campus technology stacks up with other small campuses, IT Services says.
Serbian artist, Miodrag Guberinic, visited Franklin to talk about his work with photoshop and clothing design.
One student's story on what it takes to carry three jobs, be a student and still be involved on campus.
The House Veteran’s Affairs and Public considered a proposal that establishes an Amber alert system for endangered adults.
The Indiana House of Representatives voted to give Hoosiers tax incentives to use solar technology.
Senate environment committee discusses manure storage and cleaning up methanphetamine labs.
The Senate introduced legislation to make the sugar cream pie the official state pie of Indiana.
Bill gives tuition breaks to Purple Heart recipients
Two House bills aim to help state employees.
Daniels sheds shoes to provide footwear for for poor children.
With two major speeching approaching, Gov. Daniels resists calls to use state emergency money
State lawmakers met Wednesday to hear testimony on mortgage foreclosures in Indiana with hopes of crafting a bill to combat foreclosures this year.
In an effort to tighten the budget, all hourly staff workers will be paid every two weeks instead of weekly.
Mike Farrell, famous for his role on "M*A*S*H" talks about his activism career during his campus visit on Wednesday.
As a long-time incumbent state senator looks toward crunching numbers in a budget year, his challenger says Indiana’s economy needs a new direction.
U.S. Rep. Mark Souder, a Republican, holds a seat that's long been considered a safe bet for his party to hold. But a young lawyer, Democratic challenger Mike Montagano, has proven an able fundraiser who's mounting a serious challenge in a district that election results show has recently become more Democratic.
Flu season arrived when the calendar flipped to October. Since the flu has the potential to spread across campus, some decide to defend themselves with a flu shot. For those who choose so, there will be an on-campus flu shot clinic after fall break.
Student Congress is rethinking the budget for student organizations based on how much was used in years past.
The latest freshman class, the class of 2012, is the second-largest group of students to be admitted to Franklin College.
College sets a standard to increase diversity on campus.
Senior Luke Haworth and freshman Aarom Hommell provide their assistance to the basketball team by being managers.