When the play she had been working on throughout the summer fell through, Fordham alumna Jane Tuv, Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) ‘07, along with the other five women in the cast, contemplated...

On a warm fall afternoon, Broadway actor Van Hughes and I were sipping coffee in the backyard of a Williamsburg cafe. Hughes, who graduated from Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) in 2005, went on...

It is often said that art imitates life. Fordham Lincoln Center’s musical theatre club, the Splinter Group, will be doing just that through their new musical, “Eternal Ramnation.” Based on first...

It is no surprise that a college campus only a few feet away from Manhattan’s Theatre district would have its own musical theatre club. The Splinter Group has served as an outlet for all Fordham Lincoln...

Fordham Lincoln Center (FLC) students are in for a year of reinvented dining options. With the opening of Argo Tea and the change in food service providers, on campus new dishes will compete for the students’...

As the curtain closes on many beloved Broadway shows and the Hamilton buzz finally begins to subside, theatergoers anxiously await the start of the 2016–17 season. The Arts and Culture Editors have rounded...

Every June, the Broadway community gathers to celebrate the standout performers of that year’s theater season. This year, it has been rumored that the Tony Awards ceremony will last as little as 15 minutes....

A loud noise and flashing lights scare the audience straight into their seats. The room goes dark and quiet, building suspense. Hearts start racing as theatergoers wait to be taken on a ride riddled with...

As spring blossoms, the curtain rises on Broadway’s preview and premiere season. While enjoying the warmer weather, make your way to some of the most anticipated new shows in town. With award-winning...

Lights in the Robert Moses Plaza were shut off for a candle light vigil on the evening of Wednesday, Nov. 18, in honor of the victims lost in the recent terrorist attacks in Paris, Beirut and Baghdad. Around...

In light of the three reported bias incidents this fall, six invited students addressed the Faculty Senate last week, saying that Fordham has a racist history, and “its present does not erase that,”...

The Office of Residential Life at Lincoln Center (LC) organized a series of four mandatory meetings on the evenings of Oct. 19th to the 22nd, for residents of McMahon Hall, in response to the two bias...

Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States starting Sept. 15th through Oct. 15th. The Student Organization of Latinos (SOL) at Fordham Lincoln Center held a series of events to honor this...

The Fordham Faculty Senate held their second meeting of the school year on Oct. 2nd, to address several matters, including diversity issues on both campuses and plans for the University’s future. The...

The president of Fordham University, Fr. Joseph McShane, SJ, met with American actor Stanley Tucci late last month on the Rose Hill campus. Tucci is part of the cast of the upcoming movie “Blue Angel,”...

On Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 5:51 p.m., members of the Fordham community received an update on the sexual assault report they had been informed of the previous Sunday, Sept. 27, via a Public Safety announcement....

Fordham Lincoln Center is keeping the community informed on everything that happens during Pope Francis' visit to New York City.  A temporary viewing station and seating area has been set up in the...

On Sept. 20 at 7:19 p.m, members of the Fordham community received a security alert, informing them of a “suspected bias crime” at the Rose Hill campus. According to the email, a backwards swastika...

The Fordham community has been preparing for the Papal visit to the United States and to New York, at the end of the month. The current pontiff will arrive at JFK on the evening of Sept. 24 and is set...

It’s election season at Fordham Lincoln Center, as students interested in running for United Student Government (USG) senate positions are sending out their application packets. The race for the Vice...

Members of the Fordham community received another security alert on Thursday night. According to the email sent out to members of the Fordham community by the Office of Public Safety, “a Female Fordham...

If changes to Fordham’s Communications major are approved by the New York State Department of Education (NYSED), Lincoln Center will have four new majors under the umbrella of the Communication and Media...

I remember dragging two enormous suitcases and a backpack to campus on move-in day this time last year. I had just left home behind and moved to the mighty New York City. As an international student coming...

The incoming freshman class holds the record for largest registered class at Fordham Lincoln Center (LC), with over 600 students. With the opening of the new residential building on campus, McKeon Hall,...

UPDATED:11:51 p.m. Sept. 9, 2015 During the 2014-2015 school year, 11 new clubs were approved at Fordham Lincoln Center (FLC), meaning SABC will have to divide its already tight budget among even more...

Fordham Lincoln Center’s student voice, The Observer, took the eighth overall spot in The Princeton Review’s ‘Best College Newspaper’ rankings for 2015, along with the Fordham Rose Hill publication,...

Fordham University has fully endorsed the marriage of J. Patrick Hornbeck II, professor and chair of the theology department, to his partner Patrick Bergquist, director of children, youth and family ministries...

As students are packing their rooms and preparing for finals, not everyone is paying attention to the upcoming announcement of next year’s tuition cost. Fordham University is growing as is the cost of...

While the new law school building and McKeon residence hall are almost a full academic year old, construction is underway on the old law building, commonly referred to by faculty as 140, due to its address...

As freshmen contemplate what majors they will choose next year and as upperclassmen reflect on their recent choices, students at Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) had trouble reconciling choosing...

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio promised to make the streets of NYC safer by reducing the rate of car accidents. Commissioner of Transportation Polly Trottenberg has been continuing the legacy of her...

On Monday, Feb. 9, the Department of Homeless Services (DHS) conducted its 10th annual Homeless Outreach Population Estimate (HOPE) Count. A hundred out of the 3,000 volunteers that canvassed the streets...