Kwesi Koomson ‘97 always knew he would return to his native Ghana. But when he left home as a teenager, he never could have imagined he would find a place for himself on two continents. He never could have foreseen he would find himself devoted to teaching privileged kids in America—and to bringing education and opportunity to deserving children in his homeland.
Kenneth Azarow’s days as an Army surgeon in Afghanistan were often mundane, following a rhythm of reading, eating and exercising. On evenings with military action, however, Azarow found himself operating on soldiers with severe trauma from 6 p.m. to 4 a.m.
All Roads Lead Through Lancaster
Visits from Barack Obama and John McCain place F&M at the crossroads of the presidential election
Homecoming Weekend 2008
The Franklin & Marshall campus was awash in colors ranging from Diplomat blue to the reds and yellows of autumn during Homecoming Weekend.
From Exclusion to Celebration
The Klehr Center for Jewish Life Will Enrich College Life
Ben Finds Virtual Home at F&M
The College takes ownership of the Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary Web site
I love language. I especially enjoy new words and expressions that are an unintentional result of too many thoughts running together. That’s one of the many reasons I love coaching Special Olympics. All it takes is one soccer tournament, and I have new expressions to last me a month. more
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