The Silent Humanitarian Crisis: Long-Term Developmental Impacts of Childhood Malnutrition in Sudan
Isabella Valentino Sudanese refugees and ethnic South Sudanese families who have fled from the war in Sudan gather after crossing…
May 2024
Killing Zelenskyy, like Navalny, Is the Worst Thing Putin Can Do for Russia
Amy Herd Image designed by the Fordham Political Review Editorial Board *** Boris Nemtsov, Pavel Antov, Yevgeny Prigozhin, Ravil Maganov,…
Is Art Inherently Political?: The Commodification of Culture in a Globalized World
Sophia Amozurrutia Photo via Artsy *** Situated at 1000 Fifth Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art is a student’s passageway…
Fordham Students Raise Awareness for Palestine
Kathryn Amend Photo via Newsweek *** On Monday, April 15th, Fordham University felt summer coming in full swing. Students lounged…
Demanding Transparency: The Two-State “Solution”
Kailee Pierce Image via Decolonize Palestine *** The rapid transmission of information through the media and the ample background needed…
Rethinking Feminism
Claire L. Image via Affirmative Couch *** Oftentimes, it can feel as though every aspect of our world is crumbling…
Iran-Israel Aerial Strike Escalates Conflict in the Middle East
Serena Dash Photo via Al Jazeera *** On April 13, at around 4:00 PM EST, Iran launched an unprecedented strike…
Reshaping the Restaurant Landscape: Forecasting the Fate of Restaurant Labor in a Robotic Era
Nicholas Meetze Photo via Robb Report Magazine *** Innovation in the restaurant industry is intuitively understood to result in fewer…
The Starbucks Boycott: A Useless Campaign to Help Gaza or Israel (And How Americans Can Actually Make a Difference)
Margaret Wasco Photo via Truthout *** As a year-round fan of Starbucks for its seasonal drinks and central location on…