The Danger of Separating the Mind and the Body
Claire L. Adama Bah, founder of Afri-Kana. Photo via Documented NY. *** Even in the midst of a heated election,…
Society
An Efficient System and Its Unpredictable Consequences: The Repercussions of Digital Monoculture
Ava Bedoya An estimated 5.35 billion people worldwide access the internet every single day. Whether online shopping, working remotely, or…
Bodegas over Supermarkets? The Impact of Food Deserts in the Bronx
Genesis Maldonado An image of a bodega. Photo by Pierina Pighi Bel. *** Walking along Fordham Road from near Fordham…
¡Viva Mexico!: The History of Hispanic Heritage Month and Why You Should Care
Lara Ejzak Photo by Lara Ejzak *** To kick off the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, a two-day celebration took…
Parenting in the U.S. has become a “Critical Health Priority”
Jessica Kalish On August 28, 2024, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek H. Murthy issued a public health advisory on the…
Protesting Marriage
Allison Anwalimhobor In this article, I reference two pieces that discuss the decline of marriage, both published by Pulitzer-winning journalist…
The Decentralization of the Alt-Right and the Shift of the Overton Window
Daniel Canney The alt-right in America has dropped off many peoples’ radars during the 2024 election cycle. Many important issues…
Growing Unrest in Campuses Across U.S. Spurs Debate over Freedom of Expression and Campus Safety
Areeba Malik Photo via Al Jazeera *** Numerous institutions across the United States have reached a critical point in demonstrations…
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…