
By MATTHIAS LAI
Social media is an incredibly powerful tool, and it can be tempting to echo trending reports and make shallow political pleas to feel like we’re contributing something.
By ADA HELLER
Until I am eye-to-eye with a cyborg assassin, I am not going to let social media’s doomsday predictions scare me away from new and useful technologies.
Central Park was approved in 1853 and opened in 1876, bringing 840 square acres of vegetation and rich green foliage to New York City. Despite...
Saying that people shouldn’t be punished by law for who they are is a breadcrumb of equality.
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By EMILY ELLIS
Names are arbitrary, but emotions associated with them are not.
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)
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...
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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By AVA PEABODY and ISABELLA SCIPIONI
Although the Recording Academy strives to recognize the most talented artists year after year across multiple genres, it is almost impossible to include all of the groundbreaking music released.

Last week, I purchased a beautiful orange Cop Copine dress from Depop, and I began to think about my lengthy relationship with the app. Alongside...
The 80th Annual Golden Globe Awards still had the second lowest ratings recorded by NBC despite historic wins and disappointing snubs.
By ERIC KIM
Katharina Eyssen’s period drama, “The Empress,” boasts international success; it’s also a sign of the times.
The U.S. Department of Justice opened an investigation into the owner of Ticketmaster after the great war for tickets to Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour.
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There was one word on everyone’s mind during 2022 — and no, Merriam-Webster, it wasn’t “gaslighting.” Rather, the word that defined...
Content warning: discussion of eating disorders. As a first-year student, I arrived at Fordham full of worries about adjusting to life in...
In this report, you will find an examination of the diversity of our staff — examined along lines of ethnicity, sexuality, financial need and other factors.
There are over 2 million books, over 50,000 journals, over 60,000 e-books and many staff librarians waiting for students.
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By THE OBSERVER EDITORIAL BOARD • October 14, 2022
Residents have been disappointed by a confusing housing registration that has crammed in first-year students and left others stranded.