The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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Consistent rains over the past 16 weekends have led to inconveniences for some and hazardous driving conditions for others.

Weekly Rainstorms May Be the ‘New Normal’ for New York

By COLBY MCCASKILL
November 3, 2023
The Women’s Rights Pioneers statue is the first in Central Park to depict real-life women.

Celebrating Women’s Suffrage in Central Park

By ANGELA LOCASCIO
March 1, 2023
The Environmental Club goes to Central Park, Riverside Park, farmers’ market outings around the city, dinner outings at vegan restaurants and also on hikes in upstate New York.

Stepping Outside: The Fordham Community and NYC’s Local Green Spaces

By LOLA CRAVATH and CAROLINE SENSENIG
November 5, 2022
The large rock formations allow for visitors to picnic, lounge and catch views of the Manhattan skyline.

New York Rock Exchange: Understanding the Geological Variations of Central Park

By QUINCY REYES
October 28, 2022
Shakespeare Central Park

Shakespeare in the Park: Over 60 Years of Free Theater

By OLIVIA STERN
October 27, 2022
This field was once occupied by the flourishing Seneca Village community where Black Americans owned homes and were able to escape the harsh treatment they faced in everyday life.

Seneca Village: A Forgotten Story

By CHANTEL SIMS
October 27, 2022
Central Park has a self-guided walking tour to teach visitors about the Seneca Village neighborhood.

Central Park: An Accurate Reflection of New York’s Racist History

By ANA WINSTON
October 27, 2022
Gramercy Park, a private park exclusively for residents in its surrounding affluent neighborhood, exemplifies the park disparity in New York City.

Accessing Green Space Is Anything But a Walk in the Park

By ADITI PRAVEEN KARIYANAHALLI
October 27, 2022
Bowling Green Park, located in the Financial District, was created in 1733 and was New York Citys first park.

New York City’s Green Spaces Date Back to 1733

By MEGAN YERRABELLI
October 26, 2022
Construction is almost finished on the public garden at 550 Madison, a skyscraper in Midtown East.

The Public Garden at 550 Madison Comes at a Price

By MATTHIAS LAI
October 26, 2022
Carriage horses withstand challenging conditions to take riders around New York City.

The Fight to Ban Carriage Horses in NYC

By AVERY GRAFELD
September 14, 2022
Water balloon fight hosted by SideTalk in Sheep Meadow.

‘Forgotten Americana: Days After Graduation’

By ROBINSON GERMAIN
September 1, 2022
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