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The Fordham Ram

Fordham University's Journal of Record Since 1918

The Fordham Ram

Fordham University's Journal of Record Since 1918

The Fordham Ram

USG met to hear from Campus Ministry and the Fordham University Substance Abuse Prevention and Support Program and address concerns about the Così Coca-Cola machine. (Courtesy of Facebook)
USG Addresses Concerns About Mold and Così Coca-Cola Machine
Emma Leonardi, Executive Copy Editor • February 19, 2025
Vice President of Facilities and Dining Mike Rodriguez, FCRH ’27, shared that the reason behind the Campbell Hall classrooms reportedly smelling bad was due to the syrup pipes for Coke in the Così soda machine rotting. Rodriguez claims that the issue has been resolved and that the smell should be gone.
Fordham's Westchester campus will be adding a Master of Science in physician assistant studies program. (Courtesy of Fordham University)
Fordham Starting M.S. PA Program at Westchester Campus
Jack McDonald, Advertising Director • February 19, 2025
An NYPD van, which is used in the department's ceremonial unit, occasionally parks in the Rose Hill parking lot. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
NYPD Van Near Parking Garage Part of Ceremonial Unit
Jack McDonald, Advertising Director • February 19, 2025
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GG's Crossword
GG’s Crossword
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • February 19, 2025

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GG’s Crossword: Issue 3
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • February 12, 2025
GG’s Crossword: Issue 22
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • November 20, 2024
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An Homage to Caf Omelets
An Homage to Caf Omelets
Editorial February 19, 2025
As part of the recent batch of major renovations done to Rose Hill’s cafeteria, Fordham University dining services, coined Ram Hospitality, introduced to students a variety of new made-to-order food preparations and dining stations. Included in this collection of new stations is The Iron Skillet: a place where students can request fresh egg dishes in the morning like scrambled or fried eggs, as well as pasta dishes at night.
Love, Morally
Love, Morally
Editorial February 12, 2025
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The Surprises and Serendipities of Student Journalism
The Surprises and Serendipities of Student Journalism
Sarah Verrastro, Co-Copy Chief
It’s hard to explain to someone who doesn’t understand just how much it means when someone like that believes in you when you had never believed in yourself before. It has the power to change not only your own life, but the lives around you, as you become a leader and an example for others. You become bigger than yourself, which is the very best thing to be.
The Importance of Intergenerational Connection
The Importance of Intergenerational Connection
Abigail Adams, Assistant Opinion Editor
Our increasingly separated perspectives have led us into a state described as an epidemic of loneliness. Younger generations often fail to recognize the wealth of experience and wisdom of older individuals, while older generations can feel dismissed by the ambitions of the young. Intergenerational connection is exactly what we need in a disenchanted and polarized society.
(Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
The Epidemic of Faux-Nonchalance
Elizabeth Collins, Assistant Sports Editor
Nonchalance, the act of casually behaving in an unconcerned fashion, has taken over our lives. Perhaps more correctly put, the act of striving to look nonchalant has. In recent years, trying one’s hardest to appear as though they are not trying at all has become a foundation of our sociability, climbing to prominence on the internet and social media.
I’m Sick of Sensationalism
I’m Sick of Sensationalism
Caitlin Thomas, Assistant News Editor
Sensationalism, the use of manipulative and shocking stories and language to draw audience interest, has overtaken the credibility of journalism and begun to dominate public perception. With sensationalism and information overload, we have the blessing and curse of heightened awareness. The rise of sensationalism reminds many about the importance of responsible journalism which places an emphasis on education and accuracy.
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Fordham baseball struggled to find its footing in its opening matchups. (Courtesy of NC Athletics).
Baseball Opens Season In North Carolina
Noah Hoffman, Contributing Writer • February 19, 2025

Fordham Baseball began the 2025 season against No. 13 ranked North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina, this past weekend with...

The Rams fall to VCU at home following their victory against La Salle (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Women’s Basketball Ends Losing Streak, Relapses
Ian Nelson, Assistant Sports Editor • February 19, 2025

The Fordham University women’s basketball team, coming off four consecutive losses, looked to right the ship by defeating the La Salle University...

Matt Zona dribbles the ball, surrounded by defending Dayton Flyers (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Men’s Basketball Falls Twice in a Row
Elizabeth Collins, Assistant Sports Editor • February 19, 2025
There were positives and negatives coming from the team's weekend in Texas.
Softball Earns Three Wins in a Weekend in Texas
Emily Padegimas, Contributing Writer • February 19, 2025
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the 2024-2025 NFL MVP in a very close competition.
NFL MVP Appears to be a Quarterback Award
Whitney Egbe, Contributing Writer • February 19, 2025
College students are reflecting on the growing problem with online sports betting (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: The Kids Are Not Alright
Elizabeth Collins, Assistant Sports Editor • February 19, 2025
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