Reopening Restaurants Is Not Worth the Risk
Erica Weidner, Copy Chief
July 2, 2020
The push for dining inside is motivated by those who want to move on from the coronavirus, but the coronavirus has not yet moved on from us.
A Necessary Exercise in Empathy
Kelly Christ, Editorial Director
June 27, 2020
It is imperative that schools see this moment as an opportunity to make meaningful changes to their curriculums, especially with regards to literature.
Police Brutality Protests Highlight Racial Disparities in Challenging Injustice
Matthew Biedermann, Contributing Writer
June 5, 2020
Denied a majority, nonviolent protest can never fully succeed unless the majority — the beneficiary of whatever injustice is occurring — agrees to voluntarily give up their benefits to alleviate the suffering of the minority.
Fordham’s Responsibility to Apply Privilege Towards Progress
May 30, 2020
The Fordham Ram encourages students to speak up and take action against the racism, white privilege and oppression that plague our country.
We Must Not Ignore the Toll of COVID-19 on the Bronx
Kelly Christ, Editorial Director
May 29, 2020
While most of us may be away from the Bronx, we cannot ignore the devastating situation facing the borough that we call home during the school year.
New Yorkers Respond with Grace and Poise Amid Crisis
Jack Andrews, Contributing Writer
May 4, 2020
In this heinous moment in history, New Yorkers of all ages have managed to confront each day being their best selves: kind, selfless and tough.
Appreciating Innovation in the Fordham Community
April 22, 2020
Though the transition has certainly not been without difficulties, we have been able to foster a sense of unity for the Fordham community that has meant so much during a time of distancing.
Sanders Campaign Divided Democratic Party
Luke Morgan, Contributing Writer
April 22, 2020
The truth is, in the colorful world of politics, Bernie's spectrum is black and white.
Trump Supporters Do Not Value Political Correctness
Taylor Herzlich, Staff Writer
April 22, 2020
I do not believe President Trump's lack of political correctness, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, will weaken his campaign for reelection.
My Loneliness Is Killing Me, But It’s Okay
Rachel Gow, Culture Editor
April 22, 2020
I really miss my friends, and yet, I cannot ignore that I am one of the luckiest ones; thousands of people are dying, and thousands more are risking their lives trying to save them.
Tensions Between Trump & Fauci Leave America Vulnerable
Noah Osborne, Staff Writer
April 22, 2020
President Trump cared more for squabbles along party lines than he did about prioritizing the thousands of lives being lost in the pandemic.
Escapist Entertainment is Needed Amid Quarantine
Ava Lichter, Contributing Writer
April 22, 2020
The public fascination with Joe, Carole and the whole gang is completely harmless, provided we maintain a realistic sense of who they are.