Servers Halt Registration Process
On the morning of Monday Nov. 4, many seniors logged on to my.fordham.edu to register for their last round of ...
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The South of France’s Melting Pot
By Cailin McKenna MARSEILLE, FRANCE — Last month, French Justice Minister Christiane Taubira stepped down from her position following a ...
Making Mistakes in a New Culture
I did not realize how relaxed the culture is in the United States until I went to Japan. Here, unspoken ...
The South of France’s Melting Pot
MARSEILLE, FRANCE — Last month, French Justice Minister Christiane Taubira stepped down from her position following a major disagreement with ...
Healing at the Bronx’s Botanicals
Santeria is an Afro-Caribbean religion born out of Cuban slave culture in the early sixteenth century. It mixes traditional aspects ...
Fordham IT Addresses Wifi Issues
As a result of the many wifi issues experienced by Fordham students around campus, Judith Rothschild, manager of Student Technology ...
In Walsh, Upgrades for Only a Few
When the six residents of Walsh 1002 returned for their third year this past August, they discovered the apartment’s kitchen ...
Entrepreneurs Put the Poor First
“We are sitting in a city of privilege,” said David Elcott, Taub professor of practice in public leadership at New ...
House Committee Takes Major Step, Supports Monologues
In an unprecedented vote, United Student Government’s House Committee, a third party voice on student issues, has moved forward in ...
Home Sweet Home for Those Abroad
While studying abroad, students have the chance to explore a variety of countries and historical hotspots. (Photo by Kate Doheny/The ...
