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The infamous Canadian Goose patrols the lawn around Collins Hall. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Goose Takes Up Residence Near Martyrs’ Court Jogues

Kari White, Culture Editor
April 19, 2023
The Willow Project in Alaska endangers the future of our environment. (Courtesy of Twitter)

The Passing of the Willow Project is Another Federal Failure

Alexandra Rapp, Contributing Writer
March 22, 2023
The exposure to mundane and traumatic videos on TikTok is desensitizing us. (Courtesy of Pixby)

Seriously, Just for a Second, Stop Scrolling on TikTok

Sophia Forlenza, Assistant Copy Chief
February 8, 2023
Sabine Ryan spent the summer researching TikTok algorithms. (Courtesy of Sabine Ryan for The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Senior Researches TikTok Algorithms

Natalie Fedde, Staff Writer
November 30, 2022
Nikita Redkar, also known as @nikitadumptruck, creates content for young women to easily understand current events through a comical perspective. (Courtesy of TikTok)

Young Women Don’t Need Dumbing Down

Hannah Devlin, Contributing Writer
October 12, 2022
Courtesy of Pia Fischetti/The Fordham Ram

Being Real Isn’t Instagram’s Thing – and It Shouldn’t Be

Daniella Terilli, Assistant Opinion Editor
September 14, 2022
Tate built a massive online presence by posting violently misogynistic content. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Is Banning Andrew Tate Effective?

Laine Finegan, Contributing Writer
September 7, 2022
Live from Beijing: TikTok Takeover

Live from Beijing: TikTok Takeover

Maribelle Gordon, Contributing Writer
February 16, 2022
West Elm Caleb’s story and his terrible dating actions have gone viral. (Courtesy of Instagram)

West Elm Caleb and TikTok’s Obsessive Parasocial Tendencies

Samantha Scott, Contributing Writer
February 2, 2022
Leahy’s TikTok stardom has allowed her many amazing opportunities including being invited to the opening night of Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Julia Leahy Wants Some More Pesto … Please!

Taylor Mascetta, Staff Writer
November 17, 2021
A missing 16-year old girl was found after using a domestic violence hand signal from TikTok. (Courtesy of Facebook)

Domestic Violence Hand Signal Finds Missing Teen and Shows Power of TikTok

Carolyn Branigan , Contributing Writer
November 17, 2021
Your Coffee Fix Isn’t a Coffee Fix

Your Coffee Fix Isn’t a Coffee Fix

Hasna Ceran, Features Editor
April 28, 2021
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