New Economic Thinking Against Childhood Poverty
Javier Octavio Ospital Greslebin The United States has averaged 20% of children living under poverty, compared to just 13% across the Organization…
October 2023
Fordham University Defends its Right to Silence Survivors of Assault and Discrimination
Jillian Arena Photo via FGSW Instagram. *** News of Non-Disclosure Agreements—which are primarily used by corporations and tech companies to…
Who Cares What You Think? A Challenge to the Economic Paradigm of Consumer Thought
Daniel Melia How’s the economy doing these days? It depends on who you ask. A poll jointly conducted by the…
Navigating the Generative AI Wave: Transformative Impacts, Ethical Dilemmas, and Economic Horizons
Katie Webb Chat GPT has indisputably become a buzzword among students, professionals, and organizations; representative of the rising influence of…
Vivek Ramaswamy is a Caricature of Everything People Hate about Politicians
Margaret Wasco Photo via CNN. *** Negative stereotypes surrounding politicians are commonplace within American politics, often describing a wealthy, dishonest,…
Back to the Future: Book Bans Today Mimic 19th Century Purity Laws
Kathryn Amend Photo by Axios. *** Most Americans connected to the public school system—recent graduates, current students, family members, etc.—are…
The Second Avenue Subway: Less for More
Kyujin Derradji Photo by the NYC MTA *** Though every Fordham student has ridden the subway at least once since…
The Change in Congress We Desperately Need
Margeaux Wenner With United States Politics being so divisive today, it often feels like finding parallels between the two parties…
A Call for the Supreme Court to Adopt a Code of Ethics
Shelby Alexis Blevins Out of all of the courts in the United States, the Supreme Court is the only one that…