At the end of each academic year, the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) works alongside the Senior Week Committee to host an array of events for graduating seniors as commencement approaches. As the end of the spring 2024 semester approaches, so does the start of the Senior Week festivities.

At the 2024 Commencement Ceremony, Fordham University will distinguish three individuals with honorary degrees in acknowledgment of their contributions to Fordham and to the public at large.

In honor of this year’s stellar class of graduating athletes, the Sports Section of The Fordham Ram felt it would be fitting to look back at the legendary sporting moments that defined the time they spent competing amongst the greystone confines of Rose Hill. 

On April 24 and 25, one week before Fordham Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) organized an encampment at Fordham University Lincoln Center, SJP and the Fordham Palestinian Solidarity Network (PSN) launched two demonstrations at both Fordham campuses.

As the Ram’s very own seniors prepare to leave Fordham, we asked them about their favorite moments in their time spent in McShane B-52. 

The 2024 Commencement Ceremony and commencement weekend schedule will honor graduating students in many different fields.

Since 1918, The Fordham Ram has reported on events close to home and around the world. The last four years have been no exception. Below is a collection of the most important and interesting headlines from the class of 2024’s time at Fordham University. While a lot has happened in their four years in New York, their senior year has been a remarkably eventful one. The staff of The Fordham Ram invites the class of 2024 to read, remember and reflect on these special moments from the last four years.

Julia Parsenios, FCRH ’24, is an English major who describes her time at Fordham University as deeply fulfilling and educational. “I don’t know if I have a favorite...

We are excited to give our final address as executive president and executive vice president of Fordham’s United Student Government (USG) at Rose Hill for the 2023-24 academic year. 

Rev. Jose-Luis Salazar, S.J., known by students as Father Lito, will celebrate his last day at Fordham on June 30. Salazar has served as the executive director of Campus Ministry for the past eight years, as well as serving as the resident Jesuit in Loyola Hall.