This year's People's Choice Awards made history with new categories and tight competition. From success for the music industry to achievements for the champions of film and television, the 2024 People's Choice Awards covered all bases in the best of entertainment.
A place of camaraderie, creativity and fearless expression, Instagram is the central hub for highlighting all the highs and lows of Fordham University. From typical college student memes to pictures of Fordham's greatest door handles, accounts dedicated to the school have become the talk of Rose Hill.
"One Day", a Netflix Original, has captured viewers in a whirlwind of drama and complexity redefining what it means to be a good love story. "One Day" is for those who wish to witness the beauty of friendship, love and human connection.
Action, adventure and spies: "Kingman: The Secret Service" seems to have it all. Although maybe not the best choice for a 5th grader, Griffin Stevenson, FRCH '26, recounts his first viewing of the film with nothing but joy.
Sarah Urbano, Digital Producer
• February 21, 2024
This year's Super Bowl halftime show left mixed reviews among fans. Though Usher and Alicia Keys made quite the duo, those who were hoping for a more iconic setlist or a guest star appearance of Justin Bieber were left slightly disappointed.
Co-president of Fordham’s Fashion for Philanthropy, Rachel Erickson, GSB '25, takes pride in her sense of style. Often inspired by looks of the '90s, Erickson shares what fashion means to her.
This Lunar New Year, celebrations have been held across New York City. This year is the year of the Dragon and festivities from downtown Brooklyn to right here at Fordham are taking place to celebrate this Asian tradition.
Zara Marsan, FCRH '25, shares how her experience at Fordham has been crafted through her music and culture. Violinist for the Fordham University Symphony Orchestra, Marsan is known for her talent and her kind and outgoing character.
If you are looking for a mysterious, twisted tale for your next good read, then "The Secret History," by Donna Tartt, is for you. Following the college life of the narrator, Richard, readers are practically drawn into the story themselves as they explore the secret lives of prestigious intellectuals.
With romance, French cuisine and beautiful scenery, "The Taste of Things" is a film that leaves viewers with a deeper appreciation for the connection between love and food. The artistry of this film makes it a must-see experience.
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.
