By KELLY KULTYS
NEWS EDITOR
First, there was just Fordham Nightly News (FNN), the student-produced, student-run news program with updates on a bit of everything inside and outside the campus gates....
By KELLY KULTYS
“I was in my room and I heard a crazy loud boom like a bomb going off,” Lee Hayden, FCRH ’15, said. “I turned around just in time to see the sewer caps [about] 10 feet in the...
By DAN OBERMAN
STAFF EDITOR
The show “Workaholics” originally interested me because I heard that Adam DeVine, Adam Dwanye DeMamp on the show, had gone to Fordham University. However, after trying...
By RORY MASTERSON
On February 1, New York City’s “Mayor for Life,” Ed Koch, passed away at the age of 88. Koch, who was born in the Bronx and served three terms as the mayor of New York from 1978-1989,...
By GIRISH SWAMINATH
On Wednesday, Jan. 30, Fordham University hosted David P. Gushee, a major voice in the theological community about religious, political and ethical issues. Gushee specializes in...
By KRIS VENEZIA
A new initiative from Fordham University will allow students to see which washers and/or dryers are open and which ones are taken. The new system, titled LaundryAlert, also sends text...
By GIRISH SWAMINATH
Autism Speaks U – Fordham University, a newly-established club on campus, hosted an informational panel in Keating 1st auditorium on Jan. 30. The panel sought to spread awareness...
By JEFFREY COLTIN
The Bronx is not that big. Sure, it is big in a metaphorical, New York City, “Big Apple” kind of way. With over 1.3 million people, it is certainly big in population, but...
By Kelly Kultys
After opening Hughes Hall at the start of the fall 2012 semester and the McGinley Fitness Center in October, many are curious what will be updated or renovated next. Marco Valera,...
By CANTON WINER
Few college students who go abroad during their breaks gush about observing laparoscopic gallbladder removal surgery. Yet, seven Fordham University students who traveled to Guatemala...
By DAN GARTLAND
On Nov. 29, when the Fordham men’s basketball team took on Manhattan College in the Rose Hill Gym, junior Leo Walsh was sitting beneath the basket on the south end of the court...
By GIRISH SWAMINATH
Sodexo has launched a wide variety of initiatives in an attempt to improve the quality and nutrition levels of food options served on campus. On Feb. 7, the very first brand...
