Project (Runway) In Quarantine
By OLIVIA STERN, Asst. Layout Editor
April 21, 2020
Since the coronavirus left Julianne Holmquist, Fordham College at Lincoln Center ’21, back in the company of her sewing supplies, she decided to take advantage of the opportunity and rekindle her long-lost hobby.
Club Spotlight: Filmmaking Club
By BRIELLE CAYER and WARREN CHRISTOPHER GREEN
April 21, 2020
Amid canceled festival plans and virtual meeting adaptations, members of the Filmmaking Club continue to prepare for their end-of-semester Fordham Film Festival.
Crafta Personalis
By JESS FIGUEROA, Staff Writer
April 21, 2020
A Minecraft server created by the founders of the @lc_sinners Instagram has provided a place for students to build stronger relationships among students and relieve coronavirus stress.
Ram Jams: ‘Fetch the Bolt Cutters’
By VICKY CARMENATE, Staff Writer
April 21, 2020
Fiona Apple’s new album “Fetch The Bolt Cutters” lets listeners know that she is frustrated, and, quite frankly, she doesn’t really care what they think about it.
A Guide to the Lesser-Known Streaming Galaxy
By SPENCER AKERS, Contributing Writer
April 14, 2020
While Netflix’s top shows are entertaining, quarantine also provides a unique opportunity to explore the streaming movie catalog for something new, including B-movies, period films and kids’ flicks one might not normally watch.
Professor Michael Peppard Balances Teaching, Homeschooling and Music-Making During COVID-19
By KRISTEN SKINNER, Staff Writer
April 14, 2020
Theology professor Michael Peppard discusses balancing college work with his children’s virtual learning, and finding moments of mindfulness in old hobbies.
Breaking Down Stigma
By VICKY CARMENATE, Staff Writer
April 14, 2020
Rose Hill and Lincoln Center’s chapters of AAPI came together for the first time to plan a month of virtual programming to celebrate and explore Asian heritage.
Ram Jams: ‘The New Abnormal’ Is New but Not Abnormal
By JILL RICE, Copy Editor
April 14, 2020
After seven years without an album release, The Strokes are back with guitar riffs that hearken back to their debut “Is This It,” references to ’80s rock, and enjoyable lyric value and instrumental polish.
Local Eateries Face Uncertain Future
By EMMA SEIWELL, Asst. Features Editor
April 14, 2020
With residence halls now almost entirely vacant, eateries near campus are left without a large base of regular customers to order takeout and delivery.
Worshipping God While Social Distancing
By JILL RICE, Copy Editor
April 9, 2020
Find virtual church and synagogue services for Easter and Passover.
Ramses Records Hosts ‘Live at Home’ Sessions on Instagram
By VICKY CARMENATE, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020
The record label’s livestream series for Fordham musicians feel strangely intimate despite the distance between the students and their audience.
The Art of Theater-making Through Social Distancing: An Unfinished Story
By VICKY CARMENATE, Staff Writer
April 7, 2020
Communicating across time zones has created a challenge for both staff and students to gain clear answers for the future of the studio shows meant to perform this season: “The Epistolary Play,” “Madeline May Saves the World” and “Savonarola.”
July 2, 2020
Staff Editorial: Fordham’s Anti-Racism Initiatives Are Insufficient
July 2, 2020
Until Fordham holds itself accountable for the safety and security of its Black students, its claims to be anti-racist are mere lip service.
Social Awareness Through a Digital Exhibition
June 29, 2020
The Movement Theater Company has commissioned 15 early-career designers to create digital content to raise social awareness, curated by Clint Ramos.
ASILI Demands Fordham Address Anti-Blackness on Campus
June 28, 2020
The Black Student Alliance at Rose Hill created an Instagram and email campaign with a list of demands for university administration.
New York Has Slowed the Coronavirus, But Can Other States Follow Suit?
June 28, 2020
With cases continuing to spike across the United States, many across the nation are forced to reckon with the fact that the battle with coronavirus may drag on longer than previously hoped.
Faculty Spotlight: Fr. Paul Mariani, S.J.
June 26, 2020
As a scholar of Christianity in China, Father Paul Mariani spent the Spring 2020 semester as Fordham’s St. Ignatious Loyola Chair.
