The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
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ANDREW BEECHER, Online Editor

Andrew Beecher, Gabelli School of Business ’21, is the online editor, photo editor emeritus and occasional writer for The Observer. He is a global business major concentrating in consumer insights with a minor in anthropology. If he’s not staring at The Observer website, he’s probably off canoeing, climbing or hiking somewhere with his dogs, unless there’s a Buffalo Bills or Sabres game on. His dogs’ names are Stella and Stanley, and both are his favorite.

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Observer editors standing in an office, posing for a selfie in Room SL-19, The Observer's office years before moving to G32.

Producing a Paper Over the Years

May 9, 2021
The past 15 years of The Observer's growth was dominated by the advent of digital tools, as editors produced a paper online and in-person.
a portrait of chief diversity officer Rafael Zapata

[Photo] Fordham Releases Annual Diversity Report

September 8, 2020

Chief Diversity Officer Rafael Zapata. His job includes the creation of the Annual Diversity Report, as well as other efforts to increase diversity, equity, and inclusion at Fordham.

folklore album cover; taylor swift standing in the woods in black and white

Ram Jams: ‘folklore’

July 30, 2020
Less than a year after the release of “Lover,” Taylor Swift is back and her newest album has old and new fans reeling.
New Yorkers can neither apply for Global Entry nor renew their membership due to a disagreement between the Trump Administration and New York State over immigration.

Cuomo Fights Global Entry Ban

February 19, 2020
After the Trump administration barred New Yorkers from Global Entry, New York state residents planning to renew or apply for enrollment in a trusted-traveler program will potentially have to wait. A new “Greenlight” law has put New York in the crosshairs of the anti-immigration Trump administration, which barred New Yorkers from applying for and renewing their Global Entry status in response to the law shielding DMV records from immigration authorities.
Fordham Takes SJP Back to Court

Fordham Takes SJP Back to Court

October 17, 2019
After over two years of litigation and a ruling of the New York State Supreme Court, it seemed that Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) would finally gain recognition as an official club on the Fordham Lincoln Center campus. However, on Aug. 30, Fordham filed an appeal of the decision.
London and New York are cities that have differ in underground transportation and pedestrians, but they both have breathtaking views.

West Side, West End

April 10, 2019
Photo Editor Emeritus Andrew Beecher discusses his thoughts on living in both London and New York, whether or not the Tube is really better than the Subway and how Londoners and New Yorkers ultimately measure up to each other.
Some Jesuit students make St. Ignatius Loyola more happy than others. (Andrew Beecher/THE OBSERVER)

In Defense of Jesuit Education

October 10, 2018
Contrary to the claims of long-graduated alumni propagated by media outlets, all-male Jesuit schools are not a hotbed of toxic masculinity.
Study group members after their meeting. (ANDREW BEECHER)

SJP Lives On as Study Group

April 19, 2018

As the court battle for the formation of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at Fordham continues to wage downtown at Manhattan Civil Courthouse, the students behind it are not staying idle. Led by...

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