Michael Duke, Contributing Writer
• April 26, 2023
From April 21 to May 2, students across Fordham’s undergraduate population will be campaigning for seats available to constitute next year’s United Student Government (USG) governing body.
Fordham’s new Graduate Student Workers Union (FGSW), which called a job action this week, has given a long list of demands to the university, including better pay, improved working conditions and paid child care for graduate student workers with small children.
On March 22, Fordham College Republicans posted a statement on Instagram in regards to the university’s decision to mandate the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine during the fall of 2022.
In conjunction with the conclusion of the spring 2023 semester, Fordham’s Senior Week Committee and the Office of Student Involvement (OSI) are planning a variety of events for Fordham’s graduating seniors.
On Wednesday, April 12, the United Student Government (USG) Diversity Action Coalition and the Office of Gabelli School of Business Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion presented a celebration and town hall for Arab-American Heritage Month.
On Thursday, April 13, the Fordham Rose Hill Student Government (USG) met to discuss public concerns and the proposal to expand opportunities for Middle Eastern and North African students.
In the first nine months of her tenure as Fordham’s 33rd president, Tania Tetlow has made history as the first female layperson. Faculty members share their opinions regarding Tetlow's leadership.
On Mar. 30, the Office of the President sent an email to the Fordham community stating that there will be a “painful 6% increase in tuition and room-and-board fees” for the 2023-24 academic year.
Madeleine Lopane, FCRH ’23, an integrative neuroscience major on the cell and molecular track, conducted neurobiological summer research with Eduardo Gallo, Ph.D.
