The Observer

The Fordham Mainstage production of “Three Penny Opera” ran from Feb. 27 through March 1 and will have three more shows from March 6 through March 8.

Song and Class Struggle in ‘Three Penny Opera’

Fordham Theatre’s production of the 1928 play challenges audiences to reconsider ideas of justice, wealth and exploitation.

Attendees congregated at the bar before the start of the Winter Ball. Many attendees enjoyed hors d'oeuvres, while others sipped on mocktails and ordered drinks, enjoying the views from Chelsea Piers.

Winter Ball Wants for Glitz and Glamour

By SOFIA SCHREIBER

The annual semi-formal winter ball, hosted by the Campus Activities Board, missed the mark on theme but still entertained attendees.

Fordham Studio show “Thoughts on Girlcock” ended its sold-out run on Feb. 28 after two days of performances.

Fordham Studio Theatre Presents ‘Thoughts on Girlcock’

By CHAMBERLAIN BAUMAN

The Fordham Studio show written and produced by Ryann Lynn Murphy raises questions about the objectification of trans women’s bodies.

University president Tania Tetlow leaves after delivering the address.

Tetlow: Fordham ‘Stands Firm’ in Catholic Values

By SAM BRACY

University President Tania Tetlow reasserted Fordham’s commitment to a diverse academic community in a speech before Fordham faculty, administrators...

Work Study Cap Disrupts Student Finances

By SAM BRACY

Fordham student workers who receive federal work-study saw their schedules capped to a maximum of 10 hours per week on Feb. 21, costing some...

The Death of Jesuit Education?

By EMMA DVORKIN

Some faculty criticized a proposal for a new core curriculum as a betrayal of Fordham’s commitment to providing a Jesuit education. While...

Fordham Theology Hosts Baldwin Expert

By WILLIAM LEE

Assistant Professor of Religion at Colorado College Christopher W. Hunt brought a new view of James Baldwin’s religion and queerness in a conversation...

The best of cinema in 2024 was honored at the 97th Oscar Awards, with triumphs for independent productions like “Anora.”

An Oscars for the Love of Filmmaking

By KATIE HOHMAN

The 97th Academy Awards, hosted by Conan O'Brien, celebrated the best movies of 2024. The night was a triumph for indie films like "Anora."

Yuja Wang Stuns with New York Philharmonic

By JOHN GARZA

While her curated concert series was undoubtedly an amazing night of music, Wang shines best when she is the star.

‘Presence’ Is a Haunting Exploration of Time, Space and the Unseen

By ANDREA RIVAS

With a cast of eight characters confined to one house, the film fosters an intimate yet isolating atmosphere.

Dimension 20’s ‘Gauntlet at the Garden’ Reflects a New Era of Dungeons & Dragons

By CHRISTINA IOANNIDES

The sold out show from "Dimension 20" represents the increasing popularity of the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons.

The men’s distance medley, made up of Rodolfo Sanchez, Sean Reidy, Nathaniel Bezuneh and Dakota Strain on the podium after receiving their gold medals.

Track and Field Competes at the Atlantic 10s

The Fordham track and field team found gold at the finish line five times this past weekend at the 2025 indoor Atlantic 10 Championships (A10)....

Rams Make a Splash at Atlantic 10 Championship

The Fordham swimming and diving team continued to outperform their competition in their final time in the pool for the 2024-25 season. The Fordham...

Embracing Your Curls

Fordham's cultural club CurlTalk strives to build a community for people to talk about their experiences with their natural hair.

Fordham Celebrates National Girls and Women in Sports Day

It has been 38 years since the first National Girls and Women in Sports Day (NGWSD). Since 1987, Feb. 4 has been a day of celebration for women...