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On Sunday, Sept. 10, Walsh Library unveiled its latest exhibit, displaying three stained glass windows designed by Eugeny Kotlyar. (Courtesy of Diego Martinez/The Fordham Ram)

“The Light of the Revival” Stained Glass Exhibition Debuts in Walsh Library

Adithi Vimalanathan, Contributing Writer September 20, 2023
On Sunday, Sept. 10, Walsh Library unveiled its latest exhibit, “The Light of Revival: Stained Glass Design for Restituted Synagogues of Ukraine.” The exhibition displays three stained glass window designs by Eugeny Kotlyar made from 1995-2005. It is located on the fourth floor of Walsh Library within the Henry S. Miller Judaica Room and will be open through Dec. 8.
Rapp’s research follows a Supreme Court case that directly impacted federal and state law — Hurrell-Harring, et al. v. State of New York. (Courtesy of Alexandra Rapp for The Fordham Ram)

Senior Researches the Disparities in New York’s Public Defense System

Alice Gaalswyk, Staff Writer September 20, 2023
Over the course of the summer, Alexandra Rapp, FCRH ’24, worked on a research project investigating disparities in New York’s public defense system and indigent defendants.
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Over the summer, Fordham held a strategizing session, aimed at determining the correct way to handle AI use in the classroom. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Fordham Discusses Artificial Intelligence Use in the Classroom

Laine Finegan, Contributing Writer September 13, 2023

Since the launch of ChatGPT at the end of 2022, artificial intelligence (AI) has had an explosive introduction into everyday life. With it, industries, institutions and individuals have been forced to...

Herd she investigated “how Russian, Ukrainian, and Jewish historians’ treatment of the pre-Christian period in Eastern Europe informed the development of modern Slavic nationalisms.” (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham Junior Researches the Historiography of Eastern Europe

Emma Karn, Staff Writer September 13, 2023
Amy Herd, FCRH ’25, an honors student double majoring in international studies and history with a Russian minor, is a student researcher who has just completed an ambitious summer project. According to Herd, she investigated “how Russian, Ukrainian, and Jewish historians’ treatment of the pre-Christian period in Eastern Europe informed the development of modern Slavic nationalisms.”
On Aug. 29, President Tania Tetlow announced in an email that Fordham has hired Tokumbo Shobowale to work as Fordham’s new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), as well as senior vice president and treasurer. (Courtesy of Fordham University)

Fordham Hires New Chief Financial Officer

Grace Galbreath, Assistant News Editor September 13, 2023
On Aug. 29, President Tania Tetlow announced in an email that Fordham has hired Tokumbo Shobowale to work as Fordham’s new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), as well as senior vice president and treasurer. 
Fordham’s Serving the City Internship program provides both Fordham College Rose Hill and Fordham College Lincoln Center students with access to paid internships with nonprofit organizations in the New York area. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Serving the City Offers Paid Internships

Sofia Donohue, Assistant News Editor September 13, 2023
Fordham’s Serving the City Internship program provides both Fordham College Rose Hill and Fordham College Lincoln Center students with access to paid internships with nonprofit organizations in the New York area.
The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) and the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) hosted their annual BIPOC Student Mixer in the Great Hall on Sept. 7. (Courtesy of Instagram)

OMA and OSI Host Annual BIPOC Student Mixer in Great Hall

Emma Kim, News Editor September 13, 2023
The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) and the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) hosted their annual BIPOC Student Mixer in the Great Hall on Sept. 7.
The Fordham Rose Hill United Student Government (USG) met on Thursday, Sept. 7, to discuss the upcoming construction of the McShane Marketplace and dining plans for this academic year. (Courtesy of Fordham University)

USG Discusses Destination Dining and USG Budgets

Sofia Semper, Staff Writer September 13, 2023
The Fordham Rose Hill United Student Government (USG) met on Thursday, Sept. 7, to discuss the upcoming construction of the McShane Marketplace and dining plans for this academic year.
Within two weeks of Biden’s announcement, Fordham President Tania Tetlow sent an email informing the Fordham community that the university would be ending its COVID-19 policies. These included mandatory vaccines, daily health checks and emails reporting positive cases. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham’s COVID-19 Changes Sweep the Campus

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer September 13, 2023
In May, President Joe Biden announced that COVID-19’s national emergency status had expired and would not be renewed. This led to many organizations ending their mandates and beginning to go back to what they considered “normal”; Fordham was among them.
Maura Mast, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Rose Hill, and Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, collaborated to establish the advising center to replace the university’s previous system of advising. (Courtesy of Fordham University)

Fordham Phases in Second Wave of Advising Program

Samantha Minear, Features Editor September 13, 2023
In summer 2022, Fordham College Rose Hill and Fordham College Lincoln Center launched a new cooperative advising system for first-year students known as the Fordham College Advising Center. This program — created to better suit the needs of Fordham’s fledgling class — recently introduced its second phase, a new wave of dedicated advisors to support first-year adjustment.
Over three days, first year students learned about local social justice issues in their community. (Courtesy of Urban Plunge for The Fordham Ram.)

Urban Plunge Participants Engage in Community Service in New York City

Tasnimah Rahman, Staff Writer September 6, 2023
From Aug. 24 to Aug. 26., incoming first-years who share an interest in social justice advocacy participated in Fordham's pre-orientation program, Urban Plunge.
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