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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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BEN MOORE, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus

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This Fordham student, who has asked The Observer to not disclose her identity, requested a service dog to live with her on campus, but the university denied her request. The Department of Education has since opened an investigation into the student's allegations.

DOE Rules Against Fordham in Service Dog Case

March 29, 2017
The U.S. Department of Education (DOE)’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in New York determined that Fordham University breached Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 when it denied a student’s request to live with a service dog in university housing.
(COURTESY OF GAGE SKIDMORE/FLICKR)

On the Issues: Final Thoughts

November 4, 2016
As the election season winds to a close, the time has come to judge each candidate based on their record, temperment, and positions in total. In this column, we deliver our final verdicts.
(PHOTO COURTESY OF GAGE SKIDMORE/FLICKR)

On the Issues: Immigration

September 16, 2016
Immigration policies affect the past and future identity of the nation and has been a highly referenced topic this campaign cycle.
(David Jensen/EMPICS Entertainment/Abaca Press/TNS)

Facebook: More to Dislike

September 30, 2015
With the introduction of a ‘dislike’ button, a whole new component will be introduced to the platform.
The new my.fordham.edu site. (COURTESY OF BEN MOORE)

My.Fordham Woes

August 29, 2015
The my.fordham.edu site has received minimal attention and very few useful updates.
The Atrium was decked out for the Undergraduate Appreciation Awards . (PHOTO BY BEN MOORE/THE OBSERVER)

USG Hosts the UNDYs

April 16, 2015
On Thursday April 16, the United Student Government (USG) hoisted the annual Undergraduate Appreciation Awards.
(Ben Moore/The Observer)

Tell Tale Tech: Obsolete Objects

March 29, 2015
Each year, tech companies will make a point to refresh either the design or internal specs of their most popular products.
Ben Moore / (THE OBSERVER)

Tell Tale Tech: Voices of Concern

February 23, 2015
Voice features on phones have come a long way from the beginning. At first, they were limited to voice searches that were kind of cool, albeit gimmicky, to show off to people.
(Lucy Sutton/Observer Archives)

Tell Tale Tech: Such Is Software

February 16, 2015
Microsoft Office. Adobe Creative Cloud. Google Play Music. Netflix. Amazon Prime. That’s pretty much everything I do on a computer on a daily basis. And nearly all of them are moving to subscription based models.
(Lucy Sutton/Observer Archives)

Tell Tale Tech: Cloudy Days

February 9, 2015
The clouds have rolled in and taken over much of our digital lives by storm. From Google Drive to Adobe’s Creative Cloud, clouds are seemingly everywhere.
(Lucy Sutton/Observer Archives)

Tell Tale Tech: Simple Sounds

February 2, 2015
Think back to the last time you used your MP3 player. It might have been five years ago. Possibly longer. Maybe you still use yours. But for the vast majority of people, they have gone the way of Pluto. Fondly remembered, but forgotten and mostly ignored.
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