Photo Editor Emeritus Andrew Beecher discusses his thoughts on living in both London and New York, whether or not the Tube is really better than the Subway and how Londoners and New Yorkers ultimately measure up to each other.
Fordham station lies in a predominately black and Latin-American community. Many, along with Stringer, believe that the old policy was the result of institutional racism, and aimed to make mobility for minority communities more difficult.
By MARTIN MUNEZ-BONILLAContributing WriterPublished: October 22, 2014
Starting March 2015, the New York subway that the Fordham students and New York City...
Commuters and Residents Alike Say the Seemingly-Small Increase Will Add Up
By Anndrew Vacca
Staff Writer
Published: April 9, 2009
David Lempka, Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) ’11, said that he spends at least $12 per week on subway fare. Lempka works on 110th Street and commutes to his job three afternoons ...
By Tianna Cummings
Contributing Writer
Published: April 2, 2009
In 1938, Walker Evans walked onto a subway car with a concealed camera and shot a series of photos of unsuspecting subway patrons for a series that would later be exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art and remains to this day on display at the Me...
JONATHAN XIKIS
Contributing Writer
Published: February 26, 2009
“A heads up,” the new MTA ad reads. “Starting in 2015, the new Second Avenue Subway will help relieve overcrowding on the Lexington lines. Overdue, but excellent news.” But wait. Stop right there. Why is the MTA allowing the Lexington l...
