Opinions

Daylight savings time is better for students’ mental and physical health – it should be made permanent.

Daylight saving time disrupts college students’ mental health and study habits. Legislation should make it permanent for year-round benefits.

Insight From a Fordham Climate Protestor

By KENNY MOLL

Insight from a Fordham climate protestor suggests collective action to demand climate justice can be an effective method of bringing about change.

Fordham Should Do More To Support Black Students

By SHELBY WILLIAMS

Fordham must do more to address racism on campus and create a safe space for Black students.

A Death Sentence for Identity

By BENAËLLE BENOIT

Although this bill was passed in Uganda, it has a direct effect on African international students at Fordham and other universities who identify as LGBTQ+.

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Ask Em: What’s in a Name?

By EMILY ELLIS

Names are arbitrary, but emotions associated with them are not.

Once You Get the Ick, Does It Stick?

By EMILY ELLIS

Having crushes on people in your classes is one of the best aspects of college (besides, you know, the whole “getting a degree” thing)

Talking About Sex Doesn’t Make You Hypersexual

By JESSICA YU

I love talking about sex. I love hearing my friends talk about sex. I love reading about female sexuality. This, however, does not mean I am...

Let’s Talk About Doubt in Relationships

By JESSICA YU

It's OK to feel doubt in your relationship or to not want to post about it on social media. You don't need to be the TikTok-perfect couple.

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Taylor Swift’s success has been met with an unjustified amount of hate

Will Taylor Swift Ever Escape Criticism?

By ANDREA RIVAS

Taylor Swift and her fans have been easy targets for hate videos widely circulated on social media websites.

It’s Not Swipe Culture’s Fault

By AVA MIN

Creating sincere or lasting connections can be difficult when the Hinge algorithm promises to generate five replacements for every “unmatch.”

BookTokers: Braggarts, not Bookworms

By WILLIAM LEE

Repressing the insatiable desire to classify material into simplified categories will be key for enjoyment of books.

The Unsavory Taste of ‘Girl Dinner’

By ANA WINSTON

By assigning the narrow definition of “girl” to concepts irrelevant to gender identity, women are further pinholed in their identity.

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Fordham Cinephiles Can Finally Know Peace

By ANA KEVORKIAN

To be clear: You don’t need to travel very far to see a good movie. We have two world-famous theaters within a five-minute walk of campus

Ramses Debate

By GRACE THOMAS and CHRISTA TIPTON-NIGRO

Setting Your Own Pace in the Internship Race

By SABRINA PORTNOY

Further, the emphasis on obtaining an internship as early as my first year created a toxic environment among students who had not yet met one another but were already competing for the same positions.

Welcoming Future Faces to Fordham

By ANDREW ARMOUR

LCS shares the real scoop of FLC. The best tour guides tell prospective students information that the brochures don’t share on their own.

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