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These Violent Delights sets Shakespeares classic tragedy in 1920s Shanghai. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Revisit “Romeo and Juliet” In 1920s Shanghai

Paola Galiano, Contributing Writer
March 9, 2022
“The Picture of Dorian Gray” continues to explore the true cost of beauty. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Celebrating the Classics with Dorian Gray

Julianna Morales , Contributing Writer
February 23, 2022
Moshfeghs My Year of Rest and Relaxation conveys existential themes through an unnamed narrator (Courtesy of Instagram).

“My Year of Rest and Relaxation” is Neither Restful or Relaxing

Casey Dobson, Contributing Writer
February 16, 2022
“Every Last Word” explores the struggle of having mental illness in high school (Courtesy of Instagram).

“Every Last Word:” Coming of Age with OCD

Juliana Morales, Contributing Writer
February 9, 2022
The Maid boasts a spot on The New York Times best-seller list (Courtesy of Instagram).

“The Maid:” A Fresh Twist on Murder Mystery

Paola Galiano , Contributing Writer
February 2, 2022
“Rowlee Reads” is a weekly column dedicated to Mason Rowlee’s love of books, he reviews (and sometimes re-reviews) the books he is reading. (Courtesy of Cory Bork/The Fordham Ram)

Why You Should Be Talking About “No One Is Talking About This”

Mason Rowlee, Columnist
April 14, 2021
“Rowlee Reads” is a weekly column dedicated to Mason Rowlee’s love of books, he reviews (and sometimes re-reviews) the books he is reading. (Courtesy of Cory Bork/The Fordham Ram)

Forever in Isolation: “The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue”

Mason Rowlee, Columnist
March 3, 2021
“Rowlee Reads” is a weekly column dedicated to Mason Rowlee’s love of books, he reviews (and sometimes re-reviews) the books he is reading. (Courtesy of Cory Bork/The Fordham Ram)

Communities Like Glaciers, A Study of the Ebbs and Flows of Isolated Small Towns in “Disappearing Earth”

Mason Rowlee, Columnist
February 24, 2021
Raven Leilani’s novel “Luster” is a short, powerful debut that lives on with readers. (Courtesy of Facebook)

Revisiting “Luster,” A Debut Novel That Ruminates in The Mind of Readers

Mason Rowlee, Columnist
February 17, 2021
Such a Fun Age asks readers to reflect on their internal biases, all while diving deep into the human subconscious as a whole. (Picture courtesy of Twitter).

“Such a Fun Age” Perfectly Accompanies the Conversation about Performative Activism

Ava Erickson , Culture Editor
February 10, 2021
The Vanishing Half tells the story of twins whose lives diverge. (Courtsey of Facebook)

“The Vanishing Half” Portrays the Effects of Multigenerational Racial Trauma

Mason Rowlee, Columnist
September 16, 2020
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