From Medium to Vogue: A Teary Goodbye
May 1, 2019
By Isiah Magsino It was the fall semester of my junior year when I found myself sitting across from Professor Beth Knobel PhD in her expansive office tucked in Faculty Memorial Hall. At the time, Dr. Knobel held the esteemed title of Chair of the Communications Department and I, having no idea what I w...
Keeping the Mental Health Dialogue Going
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture, Mental Health Column
Seeing how many people are affected by mental health issues further proves this need.
“The Man Who Killed Don Quixote” Thrives in Dysfunction
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture
Overall, the film does a remarkable job at exploring the novel’s themes about trying to live up to flawed ideals through absurd personas.
Sophomore Finds Her Purpose Through WFUV
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture, Who's That Kid
As her time at Fordham is nearing the halfway mark, she looks forward and contemplates what her Ram legacy will be.
Students Embrace the Mosh at Spring Weekend Concert
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture
The students that had the most fun, however, were those that embraced the mosh pits. Instead of complaining about getting pushed, they pushed back.
iPhones Work Hard But Photographers Work Harder
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture, Editor's Pick
Does the ease of being able to make hundreds of photographs today with such thoughtless effort cause the meaning and substance of photographs to be lost?
The Final Slice: An Ode to Hometown Pizza
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture, Food, Slice Shop
I think we all have a hometown restaurant, cafe, coffee shop, bar or slice shop that holds a special place in our hearts.
Student Comedians Garner Laughs at Spring Weekend
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture
SNL comedians poked subtle fun at Fordham and its students for our religious affiliation, wondering how inappropriate they were allowed to be or how godly a service called the Ram Van could be.
South Africa, Where the Sun Sets on an Empty Prison
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture
I cannot help but think that America has a lesson to learn from South Africa, where the sun sets on an empty prison.
Actors Help Avengers End Game to Shine
May 1, 2019
Filed under Culture, Film and Television
Showcasing this cast before several of its members leave the MCU at the film’s conclusion is obviously one of the main goals of “Endgame,” and arguably its biggest success.
Freshman Helps Club Soccer Find Success
April 24, 2019
Filed under Culture, Who's That Kid
Owen Thorsteinsson, FCRH ‘22, is a young standout on the club soccer team.
Catania’s: Serving Superb Slices Since 1949
April 24, 2019
Filed under Culture, Slice Shop
Catania’s has a decent selection of classic Italian slice shop foods and a great selection of calzones available.