Office of the Provost
Meet Our Provost: Sunita Gupta Kramer '92
— Sunita Gupta Kramer '92
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April 1, 2026 Pennsylvania may be landlocked, but geography is no barrier for this Franklin & Marshall marine biochemist. By leveraging a powerful supercomputer, Peter Fields and his student researchers are tackling ocean climate change from the heart of Lancaster. March 13, 2026 How do you find a needle in a galactic haystack? Fronefield Crawford is harnessing the computational strength of F&M’s High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster to pinpoint the location of rotating stars in our neighboring galaxies. January 20, 2026 A new exhibition at the Winter Visual Arts Center spotlights two faculty artists as well as the range of mediums and techniques students experience at F&M.Our Faculty Are Doing Amazing Work
Tackling the Impacts of Ocean Climate Change Through High-Performance Computing
Mapping the Cosmos with F&M’s Supercomputer
A Q&A with Faculty Artists: ‘Masked & Unmasked’
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and service. The Office of the Provost is dedicated to connecting faculty with people
and programs throughout Academic Affairs that can support their personal and professional
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F&M Academics in the Spotlight
April 1, 2026
Tackling the Impacts of Ocean Climate Change Through High-Performance Computing
Pennsylvania may be landlocked, but geography is no barrier for this Franklin & Marshall marine biochemist. By leveraging a powerful supercomputer, Peter Fields and his student researchers are tackling ocean climate change from the heart of Lancaster.
March 27, 2026
Major Declaration Dinner Celebrates Sophomores
Choosing a major is more than just checking off a box at F&M. It’s claiming your scholarly home within the academic community. Members of the Class of 2028 celebrated this milestone March 24 at the major declaration dinner.
March 13, 2026
Mapping the Cosmos with F&M’s Supercomputer
How do you find a needle in a galactic haystack? Fronefield Crawford is harnessing the computational strength of F&M’s High-Performance Computing (HPC) cluster to pinpoint the location of rotating stars in our neighboring galaxies.