The Fall Season in Bergman’s Autumn Sonata
October 5, 2022
Picturesque and peaceful, Ingmar Bergman's "Autumn Sonata" is the perfect film for the fall season.
Senior Pursues Environmental Research
September 28, 2022
Catherine Froehlich, FCRH ’23, found the combination of her interests in the different facets of biology in her research, where she studies the microbial communities in soil and how pollution has affected them. While she is still early in the process of conducting her research, she looks forward to where it will take her.
On Wednesdays, We Go to the Botans
September 28, 2022
A staple to the Bronx community and Fordham students, the New York Botanical Gardens offers a top-notch farmers market experience with local vendors and specialty food purveyors.
“Six of Crows” Fosters Strong Character Bonds
September 28, 2022
In "Six of Crows" Bardugo masterfully mixes world-building and character development to create an immersive and engaging fantasy story.
“Asphalt Meadows” Diversifies the Indie Genre
September 28, 2022
Death Cab for Cutie's latest album, "Asphalt Meadows," has effectively broadened the range of this indie group's sound.
Met’s “Water Memories” Showcases Indigenous Cultures
September 28, 2022
The Metropolitan Museum of Art recently opened an exhibit focused on the influence that water has had on the cultures of the Indigenous peoples of America. Displaying both traditional tools, many of which were used for carrying water, and modern art alike, the exhibit asks just how integral water can be to society.
Corporate Cinema: Is There No Alternative?
September 28, 2022
With the current state of American cinema at its monopolistic worst, what does the future for movies hold?
The Value of Unplanned Experiences Abroad
September 28, 2022
When visiting somewhere new, it is important to keep your mind open to new experiences. This is how you'll create some of your best experiences, whether or not you're studying abroad.
“Asphalt Meadows” Diversifies the Indie Genre
September 28, 2022
Death Cab for Cutie's latest album, "Asphalt Meadows," has effectively broadened the range of this indie group's sound.
“Miracles”: Alex G’s Change of Heart and Pace
September 21, 2022
Personal narratives and religion are major themes in Alex G's most recent single, "Miracles."
Björk’s Single “Atopos” Definitely Has A Place In the Hearts of Listeners
September 21, 2022
Wonderfully experimental and avant-garde, Björk's latest single, "Atopos," urges us to garner hope and human connection.
A Critique of the Internet by One of Its Favorite Stars: Djo’s “Half Life”
September 21, 2022
Djo mixes '80s psychedelic synth with conversation on generational issues in his single, "Half Life."
Arctic Monkeys Take a Cinematic Turn with “There’d Better Be a Mirrorball”
September 14, 2022
Complete with piano ballads and rich vocals, Arctic Monkeys' latest single, "There'd Better Be a Mirrorball," is nothing short of musically grandiose.
Gorillaz Have Struck “New Gold” With Their Recent Release
September 14, 2022
With 80s synth and psychedelic vocals, Gorillaz collaborates with Tame Impala in their recent single "New Gold."
Dear The 1975, I’m (Still) In Love With You
September 14, 2022
Despite growing anticipation for their fifth album, the release of the single "I'm In Love With You" fell short of fan expectations.
Maggie Rogers Delivers Intensity in Her Second Album
September 14, 2022
Vulnerable and reflective, Maggie Rogers' second major album "Surrender" touches on the intense emotions many people have experienced over the course of the past two years.
