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“Pothole politics” was the name Mamdani gave to the street-level fixes and other on-the-ground improvements being made.
Mamdani Marks 100 Days
By ALEENA SIDDIQUI April 30, 2026
Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently hit 100 days in office. His administration has made structural fixes and expanded childcare, whilst other campaign promises of his are still to be completed.
Fordham Theatre’s latest mainstage production, “Eurydice,” discussed themes of grief and memory through Eurydice’s experience in the underworld.
‘Eurydice’: An Interesting Take on the Underworld
By Nehir Cetin
Fordham Theatre’s “Eurydice” centers around Eurydice’s relationship with her father in the underworld rather than her romance with Orpheus.
Setting aside the abundant literary allusions and the familial connections the sport conjures, the images of baseball also bring me back to little league games long past.
Diamonds in the Rough
By JACK BRUDECKI
Baseball has existed as a facet of American culture for well over a century. What can the sport teach us about life outside the foul poles?
The class of 2026 and those entering graduate school in the next few years will be the most affected by the elimination of Grad PLUS loans.
Grad PLUS Loans Eliminated for Class of 2026 Onward
By KASSIDY DE NOBREGA
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act goes into effect July 1, eliminating GradPLUS loans, an option available to borrowers since 2006
 Jane Roche, editor-in-chief, and Ana Winston, managing editor, are signing off on their time at The Observer.
A Letter From the Editors
By JANE ROCHE and ANA WINSTON
The editor-in-chief and managing editor of Volume XLVI of The Observer wrote to say thank you and farewell to our readers.
Jack Silane, Gabelli School of Business at Lincoln Center '28, dressed like JFK Jr. every day.
The Role of Lookalike Contests in Men’s Fashion
By DOVE AJMANI
Lookalike contests are getting men, especially ones who weren't interested before, finally interested in fashion.
Pope Leo XIV and President Donald Trump have been critical of each other’s differing opinions regarding the war in Iran.
Moral and Political Authorities Clash Over the Iran War
By MACKENZIE COOPER and ALEENA SIDDIQUI
An escalating war between the U.S., Israel, and Iran has triggered mass displacement, famine, and economic instability in Iran.
USG’s Spring Stats
By SOPHIA STEPHAN
The Observer compiled updates on United Student Government, including student discount initiatives, external outreach and community building.
Tetlow Talks: Contraception, Curriculum Changes, Class of 2030
By MICHELLE WILSON
Tetlow discussed the administration's point of view on recent university changes at an April 7 student press conference.
RAs and RFMs Approve New Memorandum of Agreement
By ANA WINSTON
The memorandum of agreement amends the standing agreement between the university and the RA union to include FLC student residential staff.
Fordham’s Thoughts on Valentine’s Day
By IKMA INUSAH and CAITLIN LAMBROS February 14, 2026
Be it sending flowers to one's family or spending the day with a romantic partner, Valentine's Day means plenty to the Fordham community
Students pack into the fieldhouse as Fordham’s Spring Weekend concert moves indoors.
Spring Weekend Concert
By EMAAN EHTASHAM

Fordham students definitely felt the rain on their skin at Rose Hill’s Spring Weekend Concert this past Saturday. Despite the brisk weather...

Try Free Art in Tribeca: A Gallery Walkthrough
By Beni Cwiakala
An exploration of art exhibitions in Tribeca that offer accessible ways for visitors to engage with New York City’s art scene for free.
‘Fighting Together’: Dancing to Tell an Immigration Story
By INDIRA BUSH

Immigration has become a near-constant point of political debate in the United States. For those with intimate experience of the complexities...

Is the Plot Gone?
By LAINEY COLLIER
“Euphoria” is back for a third and final season, but it seems to have lost everything that once made it shine.
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Some traditional Japanese foods: green pepper ohitashi on the top, somen noodles on the right and hiyajiru on the left.
A Taste of a Japanese Summer
There is more to Japanese cuisine than meets the eye including delicious traditional recipes such as hiyajiru, ohitashi and somen.
Fordham Women’s Tennis take second at the Atlantic 10 Championship
The Fordham women's tennis falls in Ram showdown to Virginia Commonwealth University in the Atlantic 10 Championship.
New Ram on the Sidelines
Neil Harrow, former Head Coach at Long Island University is named as the new head coach of the Fordham women’s basketball team.
Protein Popularity Shoots to New Heights
Protein has become a central part of many brands’ new marketing campaigns, as many Americans are more concerned about their protein intake.
Behind the Scenes of The Observer's Production
Behind the Scenes of The Observer’s Production
By CAITLIN LAMBROS

A Trip to Remember: Photos from GO! Mexico
A Trip to Remember: Photos from GO! Mexico
By LUCIEN FISCHER
Over a week-long experience, Rams embodied the principles of simple living, solidarity and community that GO! strives to foster.
Crossword: April Showers
Crossword: April Showers

Created by Jasmine White using the crossword puzzle maker from Amuse Labs

Aysha Ames, professor at Fordham University School of Law, whose work embodies Ignatian values.
Fordham Professors Getting in Good Trouble
By IKMA INUSAH April 30, 2026
Following Jesuit values, Fordham professors answer a call to action by examining systems that perpetuate injustice.