By Katherine Meyer
Several members of Fordham’s faculty arrived at their desks early Friday morning to find that their offices had been faxed anti-Semitic messages from an anonymous source.
The university’s...
Last week, Fordham history professor Doron Ben-Atar drew international attention to Fordham by revealing that he had been investigated by the university over the summer on grounds of potential religious discrimination.
The show must go on, except when it legally cannot. James Demetriades, FCRH ’15, learned this truth two hours before the opening night of Fordham Experimental Theater’s (FET) production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.
Settling more than a year of negotiations regarding salary and benefits that has frustrated university faculty members and spurred the resignation of the administration’s chief negotiator, the Faculty Senate and university administrators reached a final agreement for a new insurance provider and improved package benefits.
Fordham University’s newly renovated School of Law re-opened its doors on Sept. 23, the same day that Fordham College at Lincoln Center (FCLC) introduced its newest residence hall, McKeon Hall.
Fordham University students know how to enjoy their Friday, Saturday and occasionally their Tuesday nights, but there were limited options for students who wanted to grab a drink last school year.
On Wednesday, Oct. 15, New York Post sports columnist Mike Vaccaro visited professor John Cirillo’s sports communication class to talk about everything ranging from how he got into journalism to the hottest current sports topics.
The creative writing program recently announced a new concentration within the English major. This concentration emphasizes the interconnectivity of creative writing, digital media, criticism and scholarship.
By Joe Vitale
Settling more than a year of negotiations regarding salary and benefits that frustrated university faculty members and spurred the resignation of the administration's chief negotiator,...
By Andrew Morse
On Monday, Oct. 6, the College Republicans welcomed their first speaker of the semester to the Rose Hill Campus. The Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberley Strassel discussed the consequences...
