The Public Humiliation of the Presidency
Amy Herd On the night of November 7, 2020, when then-president-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. delivered his victory speech, he…
October 2021
Reaching Across the Aisle: A Bipartisan Solution to Racial Inequality in the Medical Profession
Brian Hartan Since its inception, the American medical profession has been in a constant battle against addressing racial inequality. In…
How Apple News Undermines Newspapers
Michael Sluck If you have an Apple product, you’re probably familiar with its free app, Apple News. Originally introduced in…
A Brief History of the NYPD’s Presence in New York City Schools
Libby Callahan The current debate about the efficiency and morality of the police in the United States has been at…
Food Insecurity in the Bronx: What Fordham and You Can Do About It
Alexa Davidson The Bronx is home to Fordham University and thus Fordham should treat it as such. Though the general…
Op-Ed: Seven Years of College Down the Drain! The Crisis of Men Leaving Campus
Mark Lugas While perusing the unbelievably cursed Snapchat Discover tab, filled with such wonders like, “My BF Controls Everything I…
School Boards and the Fight for American Identity
Sophia Maier Education has long been a battleground for American identity. Given our federalist system, the majority of education related…
Transcendence and Extremism
Benedict Reilly CC: POLITICO illustration/Getty Images When we think of extremism, the communities that first come to mind are often…
Where should our eyes be looking right now? Venezuela: a crucial and important geopolitical risk of the last decade.
Santiago Vidal If I ask you what topic you think has the most significant probability of igniting an international political…