Smartphone usage has gone from being popular to necessary as the years go on. Even though there may be no way to eliminate phone usage completely, it is possible that limiting phone usage is beneficial to the overall health and well-being of individuals. If you are one of the many Americans who are becoming increasingly concerned with technology dependence, take a look at the possible ways you can limit technology and improve your lifestyle.
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus
• April 10, 2024
Grace Galbreath, FCRH '25, acknowledges one of the prime struggles of a student abroad: connecting with those back home. Despite the ongoing battle with a five-hour time difference, Galbreath expresses her excitement in coordinating several London visits with family and friends. Though, this brings up a second struggle for a student abroad: being a tour guide to said visitors.
College students are notorious for struggling with sustainable meal planning. If you are a student who is no stranger to this stereotype, don't worry; Modern Meals has you covered! Check out this week's easy oven-roasted chicken recipe for a delicious and healthy meal.
Adrianne Lenker's new album, "Bright Future," is the perfect dose of intimate folk music for this spring. With a more unique take on music, Lenker's songs highlight raw vocals with reduced editing. This new release has brought a breath of fresh air to the indie scene.
New York and New Jersey have an age-old feud spanning many different topics. Though debates between the two states may never end, it appears that when it comes to bagels, New Jersey has come out on top. It is no secret that New Yorkers like to boast about their traditional bagels, but it may be that where New Jersey lacks in reputation, it makes up for in superior bagels.
Some classics just can not be beat. "Stand By Me" is one of those movies that keeps bringing emotion to viewers after every watch. From young teens to adults, "Stand By Me" is the '80s classic that has something for everyone.
Onjali Gomez, Contributing Writer
• April 10, 2024
Artist Adrienne Ottenberg has created a beautiful masterpiece depicting 28 women as an ode to the tragic Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911. This exhibit serves to recognize the importance of women, specifically during the time that the art depicts. Ottenberg's art acknowledges the impact that the women of the past had on our present-day society.
Spring has sprung, and for Fordham University, this means sitting on Eddie's, taking walks through the Botanical Gardens, and occasionally walking to class without headphones to enjoy the sounds of birds chirping around you. As a school in New York City, Fordham gets to experience every season. But it may just be that spring is a favorite among students.
Katherine Zaino, GSB '27, started her marketing career earlier than intended with her surprise success on social media. Since her rise to social media fame, Zaino has maintained an impressive balance between content creation, academic work and founding a new magazine highlighting the female experience. Zaino is truly a hard worker both in and outside the classroom.
Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" is the success of the year. "Barbie" has inspired women everywhere and truly captures the meaning of girlhood and femininity. From humor to artistic quality and emotion, this film has it all.
Saturday, March 16, was NYC's annual St. Patrick's Day parade. Follow Isabella DeRosa, FCRH '26, as she shares her journey to getting into the St. Patrick's Day spirit.
