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 Study abroad can make students realize how much they love home once miles away. (Courtesy of Frances Schnepff for The Fordham Ram)

Country Roads, Take Me Home: Longing While in London

Frances Schnepff, Contributing Writer February 21, 2024
Though traveling abroad can be exciting, it is no secret that being far away for a long time can make you homesick. Fordham students often find themselves missing things from home they did not even realize they would miss, like the American country roads that the song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" sings about.
Ireland is energizing with its fascinating culture and history. (Courtesy of Instagram)

When in Doubt, Go to an Irish Pub

Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus February 21, 2024
Grace Galbreath, FCRH '25, continues her experience abroad, this time in Ireland. From the Guinness Factory to the Cliffs of Moher, Galbreath gives the perfect synopsis of must-see Irish sights.
The Commuter Student Association allows commuters to enjoy campus life. (Courtesy of Fordham CSA for The Fordham Ram)

CSA: The Voice of Commuters on Campus at Fordham

Haniyyah Usmani, Digital Producer February 21, 2024
The Commuting Student Association (CSA) serves to help commuter students find community at Fordham. The CSA is the perfect place for students to build their sense of community and leadership as well as overcome the challenges that come with commuting.
Although out of the way for Fordham students, Roberto’s never disappoints. (Courtesy of Instagram)

A Hidden Treasure: Roberto’s of the Bronx

Clare Hannon, Contributing Writer February 21, 2024
Looking for a good, classic Italian meal? Look no further than the Bronx's very own Roberto's. Originally from the Amalfi Coast, owner Roberto Paciullo knows what makes a great dish and is happy to share his culinary experience.
The Greenmarket featured tons of fresh produce. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Columbia Greenmarket Takes Grocery Shopping To The Next Level

Maeve Hamill, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
The Columbia Greenmarket, hosted every Sunday and Thursday outside Columbia University, is home to top-quality produce freshly sourced from farmers in the United States. From wild mushrooms to sourdough bread, the Columbia Greenmarket is perfect for some sustainable Sunday shopping.
Student band Code of Conduct is taking the Bronx by storm. (Courtesy of Instagram)

A Code of Conduct Everyone’s Going to Want to Listen To

Julia Chorun, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
New band on campus, Code of Conduct, has rose to popularity rather quickly with their unique music style. A group of guys with a strong passion for music, Code of Conduct has big plans for their future and are working hard for their success.
Walker Scobell leads the next generation of demigods. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Rick Riordan Can Be Proud Of “Percy Jackson and the Olympians”

Lillian Verdi, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
After years of waiting, Percy Jackson fans may finally have a proper film adaptation of the beloved book series "Percy Jackson and the Olympians." From excellent casting to meticulously designed sets, this show seems to have brought out all the stops in creating Disney's newest success.
 Hannah Montana still shines. (Courtesy of Instagram)

The Best Nostalgic Disney Film is “Hannah Montana: The Movie”

Diana Juarez, Advertising Director February 14, 2024
Looking for an iconic 2000s movie for your next girl's night? "Hannah Montana: The Movie" is the perfect balance of nostalgia, 2000s style and fun music. A combination like that is, to put it simply, the best of both worlds.
Granada is full of charm and opportunity. (Courtesy of Lusa Holmstrom for The Fordham Ram)

Reverting to Visual Learning Abroad

Lusa Holmstrom, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
Lusa Holmstrom, FCRH '25, continues her journey through Granada, Spain, this time focusing on how the little things around her have helped her learn more about the culture. From pomegranates to graffiti, Holmstrom shares all the unique moments of her time abroad.
The new facade featured statues that brightened the entrance. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn for The Fordham Ram)

The MET’s New Facade Unveiled

Clare Hannon, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
Taking inspiration of the relics of art from Ancient Greece and Rome, artist Nairy Baghramian has constructed beautiful abstract pieces to grace the the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Facade exhibition. Bagramian's designs truly cultivate a feeling of wonder and create an inviting atmosphere around the museum.
Senior Haley Gregoire expressed her profound love of sports. (Courtesy Zachary Badalamenti for The Fordham Ram)

Senior Turns Passion For Sports Into Career

Zachary Badalamenti, Assistant Opinion Editor February 14, 2024
Haley Gregoire, FCRH '24, demonstrates that hard work and passion are the keys to success. With a strong love for football stemming from childhood, Gregoire has aimed for a career in sports broadcasting and served as an intern for Sirius XM Radio.
The novel transports readers to Russia through its craftful writing. (Courtesy of Instagram)

A Trip to Old Moscow for Only $15.99

Lusa Holmstrom, Contributing Writer February 14, 2024
Lusa Holmstrom, FCRH '25, shares her love for the novel "A Gentleman in Moscow" and details the unique aspects that make this story worth a read (or several reads). "A Gentleman in Moscow" is captivating, well-crafted and keeps readers excited for the next chapter.
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