Women’s Rugby Fights for Fun in Bard Friendly Match
By PATRICK MOQUIN, Assistant Sports and Health Editor
October 2, 2019
On Saturday, Fordham women’s rugby won a game by forfeit and still invited their opponent for a friendly match. The competition itself was largely uneventful, but the event meant more than the score.
Football Faces Fears, Takes Down Spiders in 23-16 Victory
By RAHUL SUKESH, Contributing Writer
October 2, 2019
With a raucous Family Weekend crowd in attendance, football took a lead in the third quarter and hung on late to defeat Richmond, 23-16. Contributing writer Rahul Sukesh breaks down the Rams’ performance and provides analysis for their season to come.
Men’s Water Polo Splits Family Weekend Doubleheader
By GRACE SPIEGEL, Contributing Writer
October 2, 2019
After falling to George Washington in their first game of the day, Fordham men’s water polo rallied to defeat Johns Hopkins. Contributing writer Grace Spiegel reviews the Rams’ split doubleheader and analyzes the factors leading to their loss and subsequent win.
Men’s Soccer Saved by Last-Minute Double Overtime Goal
By DEIRDRE REED, Contributing Writer
October 2, 2019
Courtesy of Fordham Athletics Johannes Pieles, Gabelli School of Business at Rose Hill (GSBRH) ’20, gets past a defender and attempts a header.
Caloric Confusion Causes Consumption Conundrums
By MARGARET MCNAMARA, Contributing Writer
October 2, 2019
Contributing writer Maggie McNamara investigates the meaning of the calorie and how it squares up against whole foods and clean, simple ingredients.
The Allure of Diet Advice from Lifestyle Influencers
By LENA WEIDENBRUCH, Sports & Health Editor
October 1, 2019
Just because one diet works for a popular Instagrammer does not mean it will work for all of their followers. Sports and Health Editor Lena Weidenbruch discusses the impact of taking too much inspiration from your favorite health influencers.
Football Figures it Out For First Win
By PATRICK MOQUIN, ASSISTANT SPORTS & HEALTH EDITOR
September 18, 2019
After a 0–2 start and three unremarkable quarters, Fordham scored 23 unanswered points in the fourth quarter against Bryant University, earning their first win of the season in a blowout.
Anne Chen: From FCLC Student to Med Student
By LUKE OSBORN, SPORTS & HEALTH EDITOR
September 18, 2019
Preparing for medical school does not need to be as stressful as many people make it. Medical student Anne Chen, FCLC ’17, recommends “Just do your best and learn what you can, and if you have the passion and dedication, you will make it to medical school.”
Healthiest Places to Eat around LC
By LUKE OSBORN, SPORTS & HEALTH EDITOR
September 18, 2019
Back on campus and already bored of the dining hall’s salad bar and smoothies from the Ram Cafe? Fear not! Take a look at Sports and Health editor Luke Osborn’s guide to navigating the best healthy restaurants around LC.
Fordham Student Researchers Share Their Summer Experience
By AIZA BHUIYAN, Asst. Sports & Health Editor
August 25, 2019
Every summer, Lincoln Center science students research with their professors in various science disciplines. Four of these students talked with Assistant Sports & Health Editor Aiza Bhuiyan about the research they did this summer.
North Pole Marathon Frozen by Political Conflict
By LENA WEIDENBRUCH, Sports & Health Editor
April 30, 2019
Last month, Jonathan Pang, Fordham College at Lincoln Center ’19, traveled to the arctic to compete in the North Pole Marathon. Unfortunately, due to political conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the race was cancelled. Pang is excited to return to the race next year.
Taking a Look at Club Sports: Women’s Club Rugby
By JEFFREY UMBRELL, Features Editor
April 30, 2019
Fordham Lincoln Center is not a particularly athletic campus. While Fordham is an NCAA Division I school, all of its varsity, club and intramural teams are located at Rose Hill. It can often feel that, at Lincoln Center, sports of any kind are all but nonexistent. However, Abigail Pratt, Fordham College at L...
Town Hall Part 2: Changes to Instruction Within FCLC and Gabelli
August 7, 2020
Deans from FCLC and Gabelli discussed in detail how their respective schools would adapt to a hybrid learning environment.
Town Hall Part 1: Fordham Details University-Wide Reopening Protocols
August 7, 2020
Faculty and administration discussed modifications to classes, campus life and student conduct and provided new information from the Fordham Forward reopening plan in a university-wide town hall.
The Best Football Isn’t American
July 31, 2020
I’m going to try to convince the American sports fan to give the most popular sport on the planet a chance.
July 31, 2020
While comparing ten schools’ fall semester plans, Fordham exceeded in providing asynchronous options, while also having shortcomings, like lack of communication.
Tong Sues Fordham Claiming His Right to Free Speech is Under Attack
July 31, 2020
Since declaring that he would fight the university’s disciplinary actions, Austin Tong's story has garnered national attention and received an outpour of support for his right to freedom of speech and to bear arms.
What Social Distancing Will Look Like at Lincoln Center
July 31, 2020
Fordham announced their plans for a social distant move-in and how they expect students to remain socially distant as the semester progresses.
