“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” has been much anticipated since the first trailer. The film did not disappoint and is a must-watch for all Mario fans, young or old.

Audrey Tirrell, a senior and captain of the women’s swim team at Fordham, decided to start her own swimwear brand, Freestyle Swimwear, to combat uncomfortable and impractical suits for competitive swimmers.

On Saturday, April 15, 2023, Fashion for Philanthropy (FFP) held its annual spring fashion show in the McGinley Ballroom. This year, the theme was “Contradiction,” and the looks demonstrated confidence, creativity and radiant self-expression.

Williamsburg has been the trendiest neighborhood, possibly in all of America, since the turn of the 21st century. The area's entertainment venues, notably The Nitehawk Cinema, are staples for a simple, good time.

Campus Activities Board's announced the speakers, comedian and performers of their annual Spring Weekend. The special talent organized by CAB will be the perfect distraction for Fordham students inundated with finals.

The House of Cannabis is a new multi-story immersive experience which explores high culture through art, fashion, music and reform.

Grand Bazaar NYC takes place every Sunday with 100 participating vendors selling food, clothing and vintage items. The flea market is a short 15-minute walk from Fordham Lincoln Center and is the perfect place to shop sustainably throughout the year.

For the final article of the semester, this week's recipe is for a frittata. With simple enough ingredients of eggs, chopped vegetables and the optional added meat, the frittata is a simple dinner that can carry into the next day's breakfast.

On Sunday, April 23, Flava, Fordham’s hip-hop dance crew, performed their semester-end showcase, “Flava: Class Is In Session” in the Rose Hill Gym. Friends, family and alumni filled the bleachers in support of Fordham Flava, and the crowd was far from disappointed.

According to Georgia O’Keeffe, “To see takes time, like to have a friend takes time.” This sentiment inspired MoMA’s newest exhibit, showcasing O’Keeffe’s works that were completed on paper. O’Keeffe’s art is often vibrant and abstract, featuring objects such as flowers and flowing shapes.