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Fordham University's Journal of Record Since 1918

The Fordham Ram

Fordham University's Journal of Record Since 1918

The Fordham Ram

This photo included in the exhibit shows the bread line outside the window of the Catholic Worker in the Lower East Side. (Erynn Sweeney/The Fordham Ram)
Photography Exhibit Opens at Lipani Gallery
Erynn Sweeney, Assistant Culture Editor • February 12, 2025
Bronx-born visual journalist David Gónzalez's photo exhibit "Urban Devotions: Images of Faith in the City” opened at Fordham Lincoln Center's Lipani Gallery last month. His powerful photography focuses on religion, street art, music and dance in community settings.
Rodrigue's Coffee House hosted Fordham's inaugural HumanitiesFest. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Hosts Inaugural HumanitiesFest
Justin Marte, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2025
The March for Life is an annual event that began in 1973 to commemorate the passing of Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion in the United States. (Elizabeth Rengifo-Vega/The Fordham Ram)
Students Attend March for Life in D.C.
Nora Malone, News Editor • February 5, 2025
The protest was organized by the group Climate Defiance.
Fordham YDSA Protests DNC Chair Election
Nora Malone, News Editor • February 5, 2025
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GG's Crossword: Issue 3
GG’s Crossword: Issue 3
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • February 12, 2025

Constructed by The Fordham Ram with the crossword puzzle generator from Amuse Labs.

GG’s Crossword: Issue 22
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • November 20, 2024
GG’s Crossword: Issue 21
Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor Emeritus • November 13, 2024
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Love, Morally
Love, Morally
Editorial February 12, 2025
Valentine's Day is challenging for Fordham students that value and practice ethical consumption. The holiday has turned into a nightmarish labyrinth — one whose walls and paths are built from material goods produced, transported and purchased through less-than-savory processes. 
So Long, B-52
So Long, B-52
November 20, 2024
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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.
(Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Empty Pizza Boxes and a Full Heart: Goodbye, Fordham Ram
Sofia Donohue, Editor-in-Chief

I attended my first budget meeting for the Ram in the early days of my second semester at Fordham University. I quite literally considered quitting before I’d even started because I was so scared to walk into B-52 alone. I didn’t...

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A Fordham basketball player locks down an opposing attacker from the George Mason University.
Women’s Basketball Drops Fourth Straight Game
Ian Nelson, Assistant Sports Editor • February 12, 2025

Last week the Fordham women’s basketball team looked to right the ship after dropping their last two matchups. The result was a loss on the...

Fordham struggled in their opening weekend of the season at the Charleston Invitational, starting with a 1-4 record.
Softball Struggles to Find Offense at Charleston Invitational
Noah Hoffman, Assistant Sports Editor Emeritus • February 12, 2025

Fordham softball opened up its 2025 season with the Charleston Invitational in South Carolina, going 1-4 on the weekend as the offense struggled...

Japhet Medor drives for a layup, which will be put back by Matt Zona for the one-point lead with 2.3 seconds left on the clock (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Fordham Grabs Last Second Win Against Rhode Island
Elizabeth Collins, Assistant Sports Editor • February 12, 2025
WFUV Sports’ Lou Orlando, Evan Harkin, James Birle, Nick Guzman, Jack Warner and Will Tallant at Super Bowl LIX's "Radio Row." (Courtesy of James Birle)
WFUV Sports Brings Rose Hill to “Radio Row” at Super Bowl LIX
Joe Henry, Assistant Sports Editor Emeritus • February 12, 2025
The NBA trade deadline closed on Feb. 6, and some major decisions were made. Whether they were good or bad remains to be seen.
The New Rhinestone Cowboy
Kurt Sippel, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2025
UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell squares up against his opponent inside of the octagon.
Unfiltered: The UFC’s Stance on Athlete Conduct
James Nelson, Contributing Writer • February 12, 2025
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