The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
Senator Rob Portman (R-OH) announced on January 25th, 2021, that he will retire from the Senate due to “partisan gridlock.” The announcement led to what has become a crowded Republican primary race for the seat; […]
In order to examine how legacy status affects the value of education, one must first understand what legacy is and its negative consequences. Legacy is one’s “familial ties to an institution”. Many colleges use legacy […]
Poverty in 2020 was up 11.4% from 2019, the first increase in five years. Concurrently, in early February this year, a man was caught shoplifting 10 raw steaks from a Trader Joe’s in East Village, […]
Imagine having a game of Monopoly with your friends. Monopoly is a strategy game in which one’s goal is to amass the most considerable quantity of wealth, charging others when they pass through your properties. […]
The following sections are the concluding points in the series about the ‘NYPD in Public Schools’. The section discusses the school budget of the NYPD and Proposed alternative disciplinary actions, post-observation. The section concludes with […]
With discussions of the budget reconciliation package sought by the Biden administration and a vast majority of Democratic Congressmen, it is worth focusing on a particular entity – one that has dominated American politics in […]
In late March of this year, President Biden revealed his plan to combat climate change as a section of a $2 trillion infrastructure bill, a proposal met with resistance from all points on the political […]
The tragic death of Halyna Hutchins on the set of Alec Baldwin’s Rust has sent shockwaves through Hollywood and the nation. The Ukrainian filmmaker was struck with a bullet fired by Baldwin on set after […]