F&M Stories
Class of 2028 Explores F&M at Admitted Student Weekend
A chance of April showers didn’t deter 372 students from visiting Franklin & Marshall during the College’s annual Admitted Student Weekend, held April 12-13. Prospective members of the Class of 2028 and their families took advantage of the opportunity to explore campus and the City of Lancaster. The two-day event was attended by 934 total visitors, and highlighted the F&M student experience through campus tours, a student research fair, open houses, student panels, and more.
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September 2, 2026
‘I Find It Important and Necessary’: Uncovering Lancaster's Hidden History
For Frances Taylor ’27, the Lancaster Vice project checked all the right boxes: collaborating with a faculty mentor, exploring how their two majors converge in the real world, and unearthing stories the city had forgotten. “I enjoy learning about hidden history that popular culture often overlooks,” Taylor said.
August 24, 2026
F&M and Fulton Bank: Where Liberal Arts and Innovation Meet
For Moemen Ibrahim ’26, an assignment to reach out to a Franklin & Marshall College alumna on LinkedIn led to much more than a career conversation. It became the beginning of an internship and an introduction to the world of innovation at Fulton Bank — and has also led to a full-time job.
August 10, 2026
‘For the Love of People and Art’: F&M Student Interns at the Mount Gretna Art Show
Layla Beyer ’27 is getting a firsthand look at how communities unite through a shared love of the arts. Beyer, who studies history of art and architecture and theatre, is interning with the Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show. “It is really inspiring to see this kind of work get done for the love of people and art,” she said.