Last year, Fordham University’s Ildiko Butler Gallery displayed an exhibit titled “Hostile Terrain 94: A Vigil for Lives Lost.” Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is an art project sponsored and organized by the Undocumented Migration Project (UMP). This year, the exhibition will be located on the Rose Hill campus, and the installation process is projected to begin in February 2023.

On Nov. 28, United Student Government’s (USG) Diversity Action Coalition (DAC) hosted its third annual student activism panel.

On Nov. 17, the Commuter Student Association (CSA) hosted its annual Thanks-Give-Away event. This year’s event was “CSAturday Night Fever” theme, complete with 70s disco music, arcade games, colorful lights and decorations.

On Nov. 15, Fordham hosted a lecture featuring Patricia Sullivan, Ph.D., titled, “Robert Kennedy, Civil Rights, and the Racial Reckoning of the 1960s.”

On Nov. 16, the Division of Mission Integration and Ministry hosted a panel titled “Living the Mission.” The event was organized by Robert Parmach, director of Ignatian mission initiatives, and Vanessa Rotondo, associate director of campus engagement and senior advisor for Ignatian leadership. The panel was moderated by Fr. John Cecero, vice president for mission integration and ministry. The panel’s purpose was to have the event’s attendees dig deeper into Fordham’s mission, inspire each other as a call to action and become reaffirmed in the Jesuit identity. Parmach noted that the event was not a lecture, rather, a presentation and a space for conversation among friends. There were three panelists: Dr. Renaldo Alba, associate director of STEP/CSTEP, Benedict Reilly, FCRH ’23, and Angela Flynn, officer manager in the Office for Student Involvement at Rose Hill.