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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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CAITLIN BURY

CAITLIN BURY, Multimedia Editor Emerita

Caitlin Bury, Fordham College at Lincoln Center ’22, is the multimedia editor emerita for The Fordham Observer. She is a visual arts film major who can usually be found exploring the city, making films starring her friends or watching “Parks and Recreation” or “Lady Bird.” Due to her love of artistic exploration and creation, she’s looking forward to molding the multimedia outlet at The Observer into something unique and engaging alongside her two counterparts.

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olivia rodrigo in front of a blue disney background

‘drivers license’ Sparks Rumors, But Also Inspiration

February 17, 2021
The transition from Disney star actress to musician has allowed Olivia Rodrigo to inspire the next generation of female musicians.
the Horizons album cover, a drawing of the sun setting over a horizon of mountains and a lake

The Best Ram Jams of 2020

February 6, 2021
The Arts & Culture staff reflects on the best albums of 2020 focusing on a range of the best releases from Fiona Apple to Chloe X Halle.
person standing with arms outstretched and tattoos on their chest, arms and legs

[Photo] The Inconclusive World of Tattoos in the Workplace

By EVELYN SIMS • November 11, 2020

Illustration of books to demonstrate political education

[Photo] What Is a Political Education?

By VICKY CARMENATE • October 28, 2020

Viola Davis talks into a mic as Zendaya and Regina King hold awards

[Photo] How the 2020 Emmys Honored and Failed the BIPOC Community

By TYLER BEY • October 2, 2020

cover art for the class of 2020 yearbook

Class of 2020 Digital Yearbook

May 23, 2020
This yearbook commemorates the Class of 2020 and their favorite memories from the past four years.
Lightening the Mood in Liminal Space

Lightening the Mood in Liminal Space

April 28, 2020
New media and digital design, and visual arts majors Cleo Papadopoulos and Caitlin Bury, both FCLC ’22, explore what it means to make art under quarantine.
The Desk at 140 West: Homunculus Boogie

The Desk at 140 West: Homunculus Boogie

March 3, 2020
"The Desk at 140 West" is an NPR "Tiny Desk" influenced music series created by the Fordham Observer Multimedia team. This episode features Homunculus Boogie, a band comprised of four sophomores from Fordham College at Rose Hill.

The Desk at 140 West: Chesca Mac

January 22, 2020

Chesca Mac, originally from New Jersey, has always been surrounded by music. First, it was what her parents listened to: Journey, Whitney Houston. Then, she found her own sound influenced by artists such...

Hot Cocoa Crawl

December 20, 2019
Kendall Bottjer goes on a hot cocoa crawl of the Upper West Side, tasting and evaluating which cup is the best.

[Video] Student Spotlight: Andy Vega

December 10, 2019
Andy Vega recaps his experience as a competitor alongside his comedy partner, Justin Kosisky, as Upright Citizens Brigade's CageMatch.
Photo Essay: Cross-Country Runner

Photo Essay: Cross-Country Runner

October 3, 2019
California is where I am rooted and comfortable. New York is where I am challenged to be a better, more confident version of myself.
A Film Majors First Film Festival

A Film Major’s First Film Festival

June 8, 2019
A student discusses her experience watching up-and-coming filmmakers at Tribeca Film Festival.
Rayka Zehtabchi tackles the movement for menstruation awareness in India in her Oscar-winning documentary.

Period. End of Stigma?

March 31, 2019
"Period. End of Sentence." champions women supporting women and ending the stigma surrounding periods.
Kaylie Groff, FCLC 20, is one of a number of directing students at the Fordham Theater Program.

Fordham Off-Stage Spotlight: Motivated by Movement

March 14, 2019
Raised in a household filled with theater and dance, Kaylie Groff, Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) ’20, has always been comfortable in creative spaces.
Battle of the Oscars

Battle of the Oscars

February 27, 2019
And the award for most correct Oscars predictions goes to...
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