50 Shades of Growl

March 25, 2015

I’m not proud to say it, but I saw “50 Shades of Grey” (and before you get upset, I made proper amends for feeding into the franchise). I didn’t go into it with high expectations.

Navigating Without A Map

February 11, 2015

Hello, my name is Meredith Summers and I have a Type A personality. There. I said it. I have been trying to pretend for my whole life that I’m Type B, but I just can’t hide it anymore.

A Holiday Guide to Dodging Relatives’ Questions

November 20, 2014

With Thanksgiving next week, many college students are looking forward to going home for the break.

On Physically Assaulting Tim Gunn

November 6, 2014

One of the aspects of life in New York that people who don’t live in New York get the most excited about is celebrity sightings. When people find out where I live some of the first questions I get asked are: “Don’t you just love Times Square?”, “How do you sleep with all that noise?”, “Do you go to Broadway shows all the time?” and “Have you seen any celebrities?”

Fordham Student Publishes ‘New York Nights’

September 25, 2014

There are many things that set Brandon Harmer, FCLC ’15, apart from his classmates.

Comma Interrobang: The Demons In My Occupational Closet

September 25, 2014

For as long as I can remember I have been asked the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

Mary Higgins Clark Visits Fordham

May 2, 2014

On Tuesday, April 29, 2014, Mary Higgins Clark, Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) ’79, spoke to students in Professor of English Mary Bly’s Publishing: Theory and Practice class. Clark led a discussion on her works as a whole as well as signing copies of her 1975 best-seller “Where Are The Children?”

The Comma Interrobang: Spending a Night Living in Noah’s Sandals

February 13, 2014

As I stood in my bedroom in McMahon Hall watching the water flowing out of my closet at 2 a.m., I started to doubt God’s promise.