MADDIE SANDHOLM

MADDIE SANDHOLM, Former Managing Editor

Maddie Sandholm (she/her), FCLC ’23, is the former managing editor at The Observer. She is a new media and digital design and visual arts double major. If she’s not in The Observer office, you might find her drawing, playing guitar or playing Stardew Valley with her sisters. Previously, she worked as a layout editor.

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[Photo] The Budget Was Finalized. Then Coronavirus Hit.

By SAMANTHA MATTHEWS, NICOLE PERKINS, JACQUELINE PIERCE, and EMMA SEIWELL • April 29, 2020

[Photo] Students Submit Pass/Fail Requests Prior to Finals

By ALLIE BEEKMAN • April 28, 2020

[Photo] Taking Classes Across the Globe

By KATRINA LAMBERT • April 14, 2020

Some students are forced to take classes early in the morning that would be at a normal time at Fordham, had in-person instruction not been canceled.

[Photo] Stretch Your Way to a Great Day

By RAHUL SUKESH • April 7, 2020

[Photo] The Top 10 Places to Cry in Public at Fordham Lincoln Center

By EVELYN SIMS • March 10, 2020

The Desk at 140 West: Homunculus Boogie

March 3, 2020

"The Desk at 140 West" is an NPR "Tiny Desk" influenced music series created by the Fordham Observer Multimedia team. This episode features Homunculus Boogie, a band comprised of four sophomores from Fordham College at Rose Hill.

[Photo] 30 Minutes, 5 Ingredients, 1 Day of Meals

By RAHUL SUKESH • February 18, 2020

Cooking doesn't need to be complicated for Fordham students on a budget.

Concerts in NYC – December 2019

December 6, 2019

This month features comebacks from old time classics like Billy Joel, Cher and more taking over Madison Square Garden. New artists are also making a breakthrough, like Summer Walker's first headlining tour since her debut album at Terminal 5.

Concerts in NYC – November 2019

November 25, 2019

A new monthly playlist featuring the best upcoming concerts to watch out for.

Fordham in 17 syllables

October 25, 2019

Alison Ettinger-DeLong and Maya Nayman share haikus describing the experience of being a student at Fordham University in October.

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