The Fordham Ram

Students React to Mamdani Win
November 5, 2025
Nora Malone, Editor-in-Chief
Fordham community members weigh in on the consequential election.
Campus Ministry Starts Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive
November 5, 2025
Jordan Donegan, Staff Writer
Fordham University’s annual Thanksgiving Food Drive give students the opportunity to be “men and women for others.
Rachel Annunziato Promoted to Vice Dean for Undergraduate Education
November 5, 2025
Jack McDonald, Advertising Director
Rachel Annunziato, a professor in the psychology department, was recently promoted as Arts and Sciences restructures
Alumnus Tommy Silk Finds His Lighthouse
November 5, 2025
Nora Malone, Editor-in-Chief
One alumn and his dedication to the buildings, monuments, and famous locations of New York City.
Haunting Notes Bring University Church to Life
November 5, 2025
Lalleyah Camara, Assistant News Editor
Campus Ministry hosts 11th annual All Hallows' Eve organ concert in University Church with a guest organist.

The Belle of the Ball Has His Head In the Clouds

Editorial Director • November 5, 2025

Notably, it now seems that President Donald Trump may be satisfying an important kingly need of his, as construction for his lavish, $300 million dollar White House ballroom has now begun. This is simply everything that is wrong in contemporary modern American politics, representing the ruling elite’s fundamental disconnect from the lived realities of the vast majority of Americans, as well as the ease with which corporate interests can work their way into systems that are supposed to work for the people. In light of this, The Fordham Ram feels the need to speak out and condemn the construction of this monstrosity.

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Goodbye, Ram. Hello, Oxford Comma!

Sophie Maselli, Production Editor

With my head full of AP style rules and my heart full of love and pride for this team, I sign off with my blue pen, SM

On The Value of the Morning

Jonah Ring, Editorial Director

For as long as I can remember, I have been what people call “a morning person.” I tend to wake up before it is light outside; I often do the vast majority of my work prior to the first chiming of the church bells and I often find my existence reduced to a state of furtive silence that aims not to wake the rest of the slumbering world up. Obviously, for most college students, this odd, perhaps even masochistic, tendency of mine begs the question — Why?

Finding Meaning in “Magis”

Mary Hawthorn, Multimedia Director

My greatest piece of advice for anyone beginning their Fordham journey is to strive to do more, more than you imagined you could do. Honor your interests and goals, and never be discouraged. It is so important to be yourself. Do more to engage with the community. Do more to grow and thrive. Do more to make you happy.

What Are We Really Chasing in Space?

Nishanth Aduma, Business Director

Lately, the idea of space exploration feels different. It doesn’t feel like discovery anymore. It feels like competition. What used to represent human unity now feels like a contest.

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