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Positive COVID-19 Case Numbers Continue to Climb at Rose Hill
February 25, 2021
Over the last two weeks, Fordham’s Rose Hill campus experienced a large spike in positive COVID-19 cases. As of Thursday, Feb. 25, Rose Hill reports 246 active positive cases, according to the university’s testing dashboard. This number, far higher than any recorded during the fall semester, represents 5.54% of the total campus population.
U.K. Variant of COVID-19 Detected at The Rose Hill Campus
February 24, 2021
“This variant is more infectious than the previously dominant strain, and makes strict observance to COVID-19 precautions on and off campus even more important,” Valera said in the email.
Fordham Students Describe Experiences of On-Campus Quarantine
February 24, 2021
As in-person classes and activities remain on pause at Fordham University’s Rose Hill campus, some students have been directed to quarantine on campus after they tested positive or were exposed to COVID-19.
USG Discusses Rising COVID-19 Cases
February 24, 2021
On Thursday, Feb. 18th, Fordham United Student Government (USG) spent the majority of their weekly meeting discussing rising COVID-19 cases on the Rose Hill campus.
Fordham Community Begins to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine
February 24, 2021
Gomez described the entire experience as very emotional, the culmination of almost a year of living through a deadly pandemic. “I was trying to not cry the entire time, and then I got to my car and promptly sobbed my eyes out for like 20 minutes,” said Gomez. “The only way that I can describe it...is a mix of mourning and loss but also relief — mourning the last year of our lives but relief that maybe the end is near.”
Stanford Marriage Pact Service Comes to Fordham
February 24, 2021
This Valentine’s Day, nearly 4,000 Fordham students received their “ideal match” on campus over email thanks to the Fordham Marriage Pact. The Fordham Marriage Pact is an offshoot of the original Marriage Pact, a program created for Stanford students that went viral after its immense success and has spread to many universities across the country in the last year.
Peter Wolff, Anti-Racism at Fordham
February 24, 2021
Wolff’s research proposal lays out what he hopes to accomplish: “This will be the first study in Fordham’s history to determine how students, particularly white students, understand racism and how it operates and Fordham’s complicity in promoting it. As Fordham pushes to create an anti-racism structure, it needs first to understand how racism permeates through the institution and how it as an institution fosters or undermines racial literacy.”
Fordham Hosts Panel on Black Lives Matter and Politics
February 24, 2021
As a part of Black History Month, the Department of African American Studies hosted a virtual panel discussion last Thursday on “Black Lives Matter and the American Political Landscape.”
Stanford Marriage Pact Service Comes to Fordham
February 24, 2021
This Valentine’s Day, nearly 4,000 Fordham students received their “ideal match” on campus over email thanks to the Fordham Marriage Pact. The Fordham Marriage Pact is an offshoot of the original Marriage Pact, a program created for Stanford students that went viral after its immense success and has spread to many universities across the country in the last year.
Career Services Adapts to New Virtual Recruiting Landscape
February 17, 2021
Last Wednesday, Career Services hosted its sixth completely virtual career fair since April 2020. The event offered students the opportunity to connect students with almost 70 different employers, allowing them to meet recruiters in both one-on-one video chats and group sessions.
Some Fordham Students Hit Roadblocks During Spring Move-In
February 10, 2021
Students were told to upload their COVID-19 test results to the Student Health Portal. However, some students were confused about the type of test and quarantine days required to move in.
Fordham Professor Facilitates Discussion With Claudia Rankine
November 18, 2020
Laurie Lambert, an associate professor in the African and African American history department at Fordham, engaged in conversation with New York Times best-selling author, poet and Bronx native Claudia Rankine this past Wednesday.
Student Leaders Express Mixed Reviews of Rams Involved Platform
October 21, 2020
“Back when we used OrgSync, I would use the site nearly every day, with the new Rams Involved I don’t think I’ve even logged in the last month. It just doesn’t have enough utility at the moment,” said Annika Fagerstrom, FCRH ’21.
Fordham’s LGBTQ and Ally Network of Support Reaches 10 Years
October 21, 2020
The LGBTQ and Ally network, launched in the fall of 2010, is run under the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA).
Fordham Offers Joint Tutoring Between Lincoln Center and Rose Hill
October 21, 2020
This year, Fordham University will be offering joint virtual tutoring for students on both the Lincoln Center and Rose Hill campuses.
Fordham Alumni Anti-Racist Collective Aims to Support ASILI’s Demands
October 21, 2020
Following its creation this past summer, FAAC has created social media pages, established a website, sent press releases to local newspapers and set up a regular newsletter.

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