Luke Osborn Archives - The Observer

corkscrew, glass of alcohol and mask on a table

You Booze, You Lose: Why Alcohol Shouldn’t Be Your Only Pandemic Coping Strategy

By LUKE OSBORN
November 13, 2020

maroon mask with fordham F on it next to red condoms - sex in a pandemic

PPE in the Bedroom: Is it Safe to Have Sex in a Pandemic?

By LUKE OSBORN
September 17, 2020

After shuttering all research since spring, students and teachers alike are now returning to their labs, although mostly continuing to work remotely.

STEM Students Resume Research Remotely

By AIZA BHUIYAN and LUKE OSBORN
July 30, 2020

graphic of healthy habits to practice for immune health

Four Ways to Maintain a Healthy Immune System

By LUKE OSBORN
April 21, 2020

The curve plots the number of new cases against the course of the coronavirus outbreak and demonstrates the potential outcome with or without the implementation of protective measures versus without.

The Science Behind “Flatten the Curve”

By LUKE OSBORN
April 1, 2020

According to Director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) Jeffrey Ng, male participation in CPS has increased 4% since the 2017-2018 school year.

How Men Approach Depression Differently

By LUKE OSBORN
February 11, 2020

Face masks have become commonplace in a community fearful of the spread of the coronavirus.

Should You be Wearing a Face Mask This Flu Season?

By LUKE OSBORN
February 5, 2020

Booze Won't Help You Lose

Booze Won’t Help You Lose

By LUKE OSBORN
January 22, 2020

Juice Generation, located near Columbus Circle, is a great place to pick up a healthy and filling smoothie.

Healthiest Places to Eat Around LC

By LUKE OSBORN
September 18, 2019

Antibacterial soap is great for medical settings, but not so great for everyday use.

Lather Not: Say Nope to Antibacterial Soap

By LUKE OSBORN and MARIELLE SARMIENTO
April 30, 2019

Making almond milk is as easy as throwing almonds into a blender.

Dairy Is Out: How To Make Your Own Almond Milk or Oat Milk

By LUKE OSBORN
April 9, 2019

Emily Krichmar, FCLC ’21, uses stand up comedy to transform her mental health into something positive. Zoey Liu/The Observer.

Living for Laughs: How Comedy Can Positively Impact Your Mental Health

By LUKE OSBORN
April 9, 2019