AIDAN LANE

AIDAN LANE, Former Features Editor

Aidan Lane (he/him), FCLC ’23, is a former features editor for The Observer. He is a journalism major minoring in Spanish and new media and digital design. When he’s not looking for people to speak Spanish with, you’ll probably find him in the Lincoln Center practice rooms playing guitar, attempting to learn the drums or listening to every genre imaginable.

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Fordham Visual Arts Department Presents Senior Showcase

May 8, 2023

The visual arts department displays the works of three seniors in the Ildiko Butler Gallery as part of their Senior Seminar Showcase

‘How to Defend Yourself’ Is the Play Gen Z Needs

April 11, 2023

"How to Defend Yourself" stunned audiences in its initial premiere in NYC, the play discusses the important aspects of young adulthood.

The Anti-Modernism of ‘A New World’ by Slav Velkov

November 20, 2021

Velkov’s short film, “A New World” has no dialogue, yet it speaks volumes about life in our capitalist society.

City Government Accepts Union Debt Relief Plan for Taxi Drivers

November 16, 2021

After a 45-day strike, unionized taxi workers have come to an agreement with NYC on a substantial relief package to address medallion debt.

[Photo] Vaccine Patent Protections and the Hypocrisy of US Health Care

By AIDAN LANE • October 22, 2021

Just under half of the world's population has received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Data via ourworldindata.org

The Met Opera Reopens With ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’

October 10, 2021

Terence Blanchard brings NY Times columnist Charles Blow's memoir to life on stage in the first ever Metropolitan Opera by a Black composer.

Labor Organizers Shine During May Day Protests

May 11, 2021

New Yorkers rallied throughout the city to promote workers and call for an end to corporate greed in May Day rallies around Union Square.

USG President-Elect Joe VanGostein Has Big Plans for Next School Year

April 24, 2021

Joe VanGostein is gearing up for a year of action following his win in the United Student Government presidential election held on April 14.

Mental Health at Fordham: Where We Are and How To Move Forward

March 30, 2021

College students' mental health took a drastic turn for the worse at the start of the pandemic and has continued to do so, but Fordham students met unique challenges not faced on traditional campuses.

Slav Velkov on Life as a Student Filmmaker and His Upcoming Work ‘A New World’

March 24, 2021

The work of filmmaker Slav Velkov encourages people to think critically about the cultural, social and political institutions that govern their lives.

[Photo] Artist Antonio Garcia on Capitalism, Self-Discovery and Staying Sane During COVID-19

By AIDAN LANE • February 20, 2021

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