The Perils of Polarization
May 1, 2019
With an organized start to fixing the polarization that occurs in our society, I believe it will inspire private conversations of the same depth.
Biden Banking on the Blue Wall
May 1, 2019
If he wants to have a chance of beating Trump in 2020, Biden must stick close to his pro-worker, blue-collar bonafides.
Notre Dame Effort is Not the Only Worthy Cause
May 1, 2019
There are numerous causes that could benefit from donations, especially over a billion dollars worth of donations, that are constantly ignored.
For The Benefit and Enjoyment of People
May 1, 2019
We ought to understand that green spaces such as these are as necessary for well being of the public as access to food or water. They ought to be protected by the government—and made accessible to all Americans.
Spring Weekend’s Success, Regardless of its Celebrity
May 1, 2019
To safeguard against similar situations in the future, CAB and OSI must maintain a stronger vetting process for potential performers.
It Memes A Lot to Me
April 24, 2019
By Katie Morris Today, memes are the easily identifiable backbone of millennial internet culture. Angry Arthur, Tea Kermit, Sarcastic Spongebob and Yodelling Kid are all memes that united the internet in a brief, shared inside joke. Regardless of, or perhaps in spite of, vocal disapproval, mod...
GO! But With More Context
April 24, 2019
Next time someone asks you to donate to their GO! trip, I urge you to understand the context.
Twitter is Full of Misleading Ledes
April 24, 2019
Even if it takes an additional half an hour, it’s worth your time to read up on stories you find interesting.
CPS is Worth the Investment
April 24, 2019
In order to limit the costs incurred by both students and the university, Fordham has invested in providing mental health resources to the university community.
Respecting the Life and Memory of Sydney Monfries
April 17, 2019
The Fordham Ram condemns the sensationalism of some media outlets' coverage of the death of Sydney Monfries, FCRH '19.
Jesulit, Barstool Fordham Don’t Know What the Fordham Community Is
April 15, 2019
Someone who still wants him to be the performer despite all of that so they can stumble through “Crank That” on Martyr’s Lawn is supposedly more “representative” of Fordham than USG and others who were happy with that decision and also want Kingston removed.
The Climate is Changing and So Must We
April 10, 2019
We have power as consumers and voters to normalize plant-based diets, to discourage plastic use and to shame politicians that are not doing their absolute best to combat this earth-sized dilemma.