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Wayne Babineaux, one of the show's drag performers, stands in front of a army green door. His arms crossed over his chest in an x shape. He is wearing a gold crown and a dress covered in earth tones and patterns. He has silver sparkle eyeshadow on.

The Show Must Go On

By VICKY CARMENATE
December 2, 2020

Double Bill Commemorates Black History Month

By VICKY CARMENATE
February 19, 2020
Katz Fantulin, President of Rainbow Alliance, said that

Club Spotlight: Fashion for Philanthropy and Rainbow Alliance

By JACQUELINE PIERCE
November 6, 2019
The Leslie-Lohman Museum is currently displaying multiple exhibits to celebrate LGBT History Month.

A Fordham Student’s Guide to LGBT History Month

By POLINA UZORNIKOVA
October 16, 2019
Drag group toes the line between respectfully parodying and disrespecting the Catholic Church

Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence: Appropriate or Appropriation?

By ROSE O'NEILL
April 30, 2019
Bugbee has become a prominent voice for the LGBTQ community on campus. (AMINA VARGAS/THE OBSERVER)

Rainbow President Aims to Normalize Sex and Sexuality on Campus

By COURTNEY BROGLE
February 13, 2019
Drag King “Just Kyle” reads a letter written by the Rainbow Alliance e-board addressing the issues around drag, including transphobia.

Fordham’s First Ever Drag Show

By MARINA VERGARA
November 8, 2018
Fordham's first ever drag show was met with criticism from conservative forces outside the university. (COLIN SHEELEY/THE OBSERVER)

Petitions Duke It Out Over Drag Show

By KEVIN CHRISTOPHER ROBLES
October 24, 2018
Nicole Shapiro, FCLC '19 (left), and Jack Bugbee, FCLC '19 (right), are presidents of Fashion for Philanthropy and Rainbow Alliance, respectively. (LENA ROSE/THE OBSERVER)

Petition Targets Student Drag Show

By KEVIN CHRISTOPHER ROBLES, Asst. Arts & Culture Editor
October 11, 2018