The home base of Fordham University, Pugsley's Pizza, has served students and created a sense of community for decades. From pictures on the front wall to the signatures of students past on the back, Pugsley's is surely the place to be.
As her time abroad continues, Lusa Holmstrom, FCRH '25, is ready to tackle a new goal: living like a local. From practicing the Spanish language to attending Flamenco shows, Holmstrom seems to be searching every corner of life in Granada.
If you're looking for an enticing drama as your next read, look no further than Emma Cline's "The Guest." Following the unconventional life of protagonist Alex, Cline's novel captures a wide-range of emotional events.
Tori Fisher, FCRH '25, director and writer of "Dani and Bea," produces a successful play for the Fordham Experimental Theater. A nod to the iconic "When Harry Met Sally," "Dani and Bea" is a charming and heartfelt production.
Fordham University has been working to cultivate an environment for Muslim students to celebrate Ramadan. Through special events hosted on campus, Fordham is successfully fostering a sense of community among students who celebrate.
Two weeks ago was that day of the year when the clock magically jumped an hour ahead, and everyone's alarm clock rang an hour too early. Daylight saving time has been a long time debate, and as the years go on, the pressure to resolve the issue has grown.
Liana Cutter, FCRH '27, shares her experiences transitioning from living in Costa Rica to attending college at Fordham as a STEM major. Having developed a passion for biochemistry, Cutter works hard to pursue her goals and be an active member of Fordham's campus.
Out of all the things there is to love about Fordham, it is mutually agreed among students that the food may not be one of them. Nevertheless, it seems that Fordham Dining may be looking to change its reputation. Follow Mary Hawthorn, FCRH '26, as she investigates the newly revamped menu of Cosi, which solicited mixed reviews among the Fordham population.
Nepalese Olympian Alexander Gadegaard Shah, FCRH ’25, qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games following his personal-best performance in the World Aquatics Championships in Doha, Qatar this past February. The Fordham University men’s swimming and diving co-captain emerged as the event’s highest-scoring male competitor in the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle. Paris 2024 marks the second Olympics in which Shah will represent his home nation in the 100-meter freestyle after his 2021 debut in the COVID-19-delayed 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Caitlin Wong, Contributing Writer
• March 13, 2024
"The House in the Cerulean Sea" is a novel that is the perfect book for a relaxing read. This young-adult fantasy, though riddled with cliches, pulls readers into a captivating new world and tells a beautiful tale in a simplistic and comforting way.
Timely, precise and meaningful, Natasha Brown's "Assembly" is a novel worth reading. Sharing the struggles of the complex future that Black people in Britain deal with as they enter a corporate setting, Brown's novel is truly one that leaves a lasting impression and keeps readers thinking.
