Dr. Shai Davidai, an assistant professor at Columbia Business School who rose to national prominence for his criticism of his university’s response to on-campus protests related to the Oct. 7 attacks on Israel, spoke at a Jewish Law Student Association (JLSA) “Lunch and Learn” discussion regarding campus antisemitism on Feb. 11.  Shortly after JLSA announced Davidai’s visit student organizations, including Fordham Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), Fordham Jewish Voice for Peace...

Plinio Gonzalez, GSB ’08, was a student driver for the Fordham Ram Van's service during his time here. The job offered flexible hours and a decent wage, but for him, it also became a training ground for leadership as he is now the director of University Transportation. His leadership and innovation have created great improvements to the Ram Van service overall.

In their weekly meeting, USG discussed the statement they released regarding U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers and other law enforcement officers being allowed onto Fordham’s campus. They also covered new USG committees and clubs being added to the Fordham community.

The New York Working Families Party and elected officials gathered for a press conference denouncing Mayor Eric Adams' memos surrounding U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

Fordham appointed Elizabeth Fanelli as the university's new Title IX Coordinator last month. She will work with students, faculty, and staff to address and prevent gender-based discrimination and violence.

Bronx-born visual journalist David Gónzalez's photo exhibit "Urban Devotions: Images of Faith in the City” opened at Fordham Lincoln Center's Lipani Gallery last month. His powerful photography focuses on religion, street art, music and dance in community settings.

The Fordham Humanitarians Consortium hosted its inaugural HumanitiesFest in Rodrigue's Coffee House. The event celebrated Fordham’s student artists, musicians, humanities scholars and the broader Fordham Humanities community.

Christina Priestner, GSB ’26, has circled through Fordham theater, a capella and band scenes. In her most recent endeavor, Priestner has come to front Fordham’s very own The Wave — a four piece band that plays shows around the city and was an opener at Spring Weekend in 2023.