Please Don’t Ban Required Reading Books

September 8, 2015

Required reading should be seen as an opportunity for students to expand their modes of thinking beyond their current views.

Donald Trump: Are We Just Infatuated by Controversy?

August 28, 2015

The support for Trump seems to convey the Republican constituents' need for change.

We Should Scrutinize Presidential Campaign Funding

April 29, 2015

Information about the candidates’ proposed campaign fundraising is being released, as the 2016 presidential elections are taking form.

Should We Be Defined by Standardized Testing?

March 29, 2015

As the many school districts across the nation become more progressive, they are coming to terms with the inconsistent results that standardized tests (ironically) provide.

Evaluating Our Evaluations

March 25, 2015

Evaluations of colleges and their various courses and teachers have become more and more important with the rise of social media’s prominence in the lives of this college-age generation.

Paris Bans Action Movie Shoots: A Good Move

February 26, 2015

These restrictions are a step forward not only in maintaining the peace, but also in furthering the emotional recovery of the population by restoring their confidence in their local government.

Muslim Prayer in Colleges

February 2, 2015

Ultimately, people are unable to form their own opinions concerning Islamic culture because they do not have enough unbiased, factual and straightforward information available to consider.

Are Blockbuster Movies the Future of Cinema?

November 21, 2014

The public’s engagement with these movies shows that audiences are capable of more than just mindless digestion of simple plots and deserve better content from these easily accessed blockbuster productions.

“Person, Place, Thing” with Ben Brantley: Live Taping at FCLC

October 16, 2014

On Oct. 13 in Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC)’s Pope Auditorium, two North Carolina-based folk players strummed their guitars as the radio show starring host of “Person, Place, Thing,” Randy Cohen, took the stage. Cohen was joined by featured guest, Ben Brantley, the chief theater critic of the New York Times.