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I was so caught up in the whirlwind of senior year that it wasn’t until classes began and I was a few weeks deep in work that I realized one glaring fact about the authors I was reading for my classes: they were almost all white men.

Sounds About White: The Lack of Diversity in Fordham Syllabi

January 22, 2019

Cat Reynolds delves into the lack of diversity in Fordham's English department when it comes to assigned authors on syllabi.

(Image courtesy of Jason Adam Photography)

Eighties Cover Band Rubix Kube Transports and Transforms

April 7, 2018

By CAT REYNOLDS Staff Writer The musicians of Rubix Kube have already launched into a punching rock ...

The 2018 Women's March directed its focus to this year's midterm elections while still retaining its message of solidarity (LENA ROSE/THE OBSERVER).

“Won’t Stop Until It Rains Glass”

January 24, 2018

It has undeniably been a year of profound demonstration for Fordham University, New York City and the greater p...

After each performance, Gurr exits the Neil Simon through the stage door where he signs autographs for fans.(CAT REYNOLDS/ THE OBSERVER)

Behind the Jellicle Ball: An Interview with Christopher Gurr

July 25, 2017

By CAT REYNOLDS Contributing Writer I am waiting outside the Neil Simon Theatre for Sunday’s ma...