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Jessica Lang, Ph.D., will begin her role as dean of Arts and Sciences on July 1, 2025. (Courtesy of Baruch College)
Jessica Lang, Ph.D., Announced Inaugural Dean of Arts and Sciences
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
BREAKING: Fordham Receives $100 Million Grant to Improve STEM Programming
President Tetlow addressed Fordham faculty, administration and staff in the McNally Amphitheater last week regarding a letter from the Department of Education sent to educational institutions nationwide. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)
Tetlow Gives ‘Sign of the Times’ Address
A group of Fordham students, who took part in the Kino Border Initiative in Jan. 2024, stand with Pete Neeley, S.J., Associate Director of Education for the program. (Carey Kasten for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham’s Initiative on Migrants, Migration and Human Dignity Receives New Grant
IT and the Accessibility Committee hope that by making Speechify freely available, students will find new ways to enhance their learning experience. (Instagram/@fordham_it)
Fordham Announces Free Access to Speechify for Students
Dean Maura Mast emphasized the importance of recognizing Arts and Sciences faculty members who encourage striving for excellence in the classroom. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Arts and Sciences Teaching Awards to be Presented in March
Bernadine Gurning studies how the brain becomes less specialized in the way it processes information as it ages. (Bernadine Gurning/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Student Conducts Research on Aging and Cognitive Decline
Plinio Gonzalez, GSB ’08 holds a technology forward mindset to improve Ram Van services. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
How One Alumnus Went From Ram Van Driver to Director
As Title IX Coordinator, Fanelli’s main goal for this academic year is to continue Fordham’s existing Title IX and Campus Assault and Relationship Education (CARE) processes while also finding new ways to strengthen and expand these programs to better meet the needs of the community. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Appoints New Title IX Coordinator
This photo included in the exhibit shows the bread line outside the window of the Catholic Worker in the Lower East Side. (Erynn Sweeney/The Fordham Ram)
Photography Exhibit Opens at Lipani Gallery
Health Affairs, an organization that focuses on health policy and data, reported in 2020 that almost 30% of college students at a four-year college face food insecurity. (Esteban Balta/The Fordham Ram)
Tackling Food Insecurity on College Campuses
Fordham hosted a grant writing workshop on January 30. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Hosts Grant Writing Workshops Connecting Students to Research Opportunities
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
BREAKING: Fordham Receives $100 Million Grant to Improve STEM Programming
Fordham students consider many factors when selecting whether they will live on or off-campus for this upcoming semester. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Students Share Insights into Housing Search Process
Commissioners and council members spoke about revisions to the Land Use and Housing sections of the New York City Charter. (Adithi Vimalanathan/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Hosts Public Hearing
Sydney Baker grew up in the restaurant industry, learning the ins and outs of management from her mother’s food business. Now, she’s using that experience to reshape Barnyard’s future. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
“We’re taking Barnyard back,” Says New Student Manager
This photo included in the exhibit shows the bread line outside the window of the Catholic Worker in the Lower East Side. (Erynn Sweeney/The Fordham Ram)
Photography Exhibit Opens at Lipani Gallery
Bronx community members gather at a vigil honoring Caleb Rijos. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Death of Local Youth Sparks Discussions of Crime and Mental Health
The PSN displayed their banner along Edward's Parade throughout the week. (Courtesy of Lele Nigg for The Fordham Ram)
Palestine Solidarity Network Presents Memorial Mural
The Fordham community remembers Luke Santos, FCRH '25. (Courtesy of Twitter/@LukeSantosMA)
Fordham Community Remembers Luke Santos, FCRH ’25
Broadcast journalist Charles Osgood passed away last Tuesday. (Courtesy of Instagram)
Broadcast Journalist Charles Osgood, FCRH ’54, Dies at Age 91
A life-long member of the Fordham community, Scully graduated from Fordham Preparatory School in 1944 and enrolled at Fordham University and graduated with a degree in communications in 1949. (Courtesy of Fordham)
Remembering Fordham Alum and Broadcaster Vincent Scully
Pieces in the exhibit include high school yearbooks, memoirs, memory books, some ephemera restaurant receipts, business information and advertisements. (Courtesy of Tasnimah Rahman for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Displays Remnants of Jewish Life in the Bronx
Martin Luther King Jr. organized and participated in multiple marches, such as the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom and the Selma-to-Montgomery March. (Courtesy of Unsplash)
Office of Multicultural Affairs Hosts Week in Honor of Martin Luther King Jr.
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
BREAKING: Fordham Receives $100 Million Grant to Improve STEM Programming
Assuming a student employee was working the maximum 15 hours permitted prior to the cut, the hours reduction results in a potential decrease of $75 a week or $150 per pay period when factoring in the raise in minimum wage. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Student Employee Hours Cut Due to Federal Funding Decrease
President Tetlow addressed Fordham faculty, administration and staff in the McNally Amphitheater last week regarding a letter from the Department of Education sent to educational institutions nationwide. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)
Tetlow Gives ‘Sign of the Times’ Address
A group of Fordham students, who took part in the Kino Border Initiative in Jan. 2024, stand with Pete Neeley, S.J., Associate Director of Education for the program. (Carey Kasten for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham’s Initiative on Migrants, Migration and Human Dignity Receives New Grant
Bernadine Gurning studies how the brain becomes less specialized in the way it processes information as it ages. (Bernadine Gurning/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Student Conducts Research on Aging and Cognitive Decline
Fordham students consider many factors when selecting whether they will live on or off-campus for this upcoming semester. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Students Share Insights into Housing Search Process
The Office of the Vice President of Academic Affairs is working on core curriculum revision and undergraduate research opportunities. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
USG Hears From Provost Dennis Jacobs and Prospective Clubs
USG members discussed proposed bylaw changes requiring any person running for the Executive Ticket to have previous experience with USG. (Kate Cassidy/The Fordham Ram)
USG Debates Proposed Bylaw Change
USG met to hear from Campus Ministry and the Fordham University Substance Abuse Prevention and Support Program and address concerns about the Così Coca-Cola machine. (Courtesy of Facebook)
USG Addresses Concerns About Mold and Così Coca-Cola Machine
Senator Grace Shin, FCRH ’28, was awarded Senator of the Month for January (Eron Maltzman, Grace Shin, Ava Cascella, Megan Ruzicka). (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
USG Discusses Furries at Fordham Club and Bylaw Changes
Public Safety gives a refresher presentation on procedures to USG.
USG Meets to Hear From Public Safety
Executive President Eron Maltzman and Vice President Ava Cascella led USG’s weekly meeting. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
USG Hears Club Proposals and Deliberates Potential Study Abroad Committee
Student Government Belongs to All of Us — Let’s Keep It That Way
Student Government Belongs to All of Us — Let’s Keep It That Way
Consumers ought to re-evaluate their relationship with social media. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Digital Addiction: Should We Quit Social Media? Is it Possible?
Free speech and freedom of expression are under attack on university campuses. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Free Speech: Why It Must Be An Absolutist Issue
Getting coffee with your younger self has become a popular TikTok trend. (Jessica Noce for The Fordham Ram)
Getting Coffee With Your Younger Self
Midterms can cause students significant amounts of stress. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Stay Calm and Study On: How to Make it Through Midterm Blues
New York City students still enjoy going to the movies. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
The Value of Comfortability: Movie Theaters v. Streaming Services
W.W.P.F.D. (What Would Pope Francis Do?)
W.W.P.F.D. (What Would Pope Francis Do?)
An Homage to Caf Omelets
An Homage to Caf Omelets
Love, Morally
Love, Morally
“Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor” No More
“Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor” No More
Cura Personalis, Just Not in the Bedroom
Cura Personalis, Just Not in the Bedroom
So Long, B-52
So Long, B-52
From the Copy Table
From the Copy Table
The Importance of Intergenerational Connection
The Importance of Intergenerational Connection
(Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
The Epidemic of Faux-Nonchalance
I’m Sick of Sensationalism
I’m Sick of Sensationalism
(Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Empty Pizza Boxes and a Full Heart: Goodbye, Fordham Ram
We Need to Talk About Academic Unwellness
We Need to Talk About Academic Unwellness
Student Government Belongs to All of Us — Let’s Keep It That Way
Student Government Belongs to All of Us — Let’s Keep It That Way
Amy Herd, FCRH'25, is the President of the Fordham Ukrainian Society. (Amy Herd for The Fordham Ram)
In Embarrassing Fashion, Trump Re-enables Russia’s Imperialistic Aggression
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
Letter to the Editor: In Defense of Fordham Athletics
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
Note from the Editors: An Apology to Our Readers
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.
Letter to the Editor: Clarifying Theology Department Hiring Practices
The concept of including album covers with music began in the 1930s (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram).
Judging Albums By Their Cover
Seven of Anastasia Inciardi's mini print machines are dispersed across various spots in NYC (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Big Excitement for Mini Print Vending Machines
Ailey's work and legacy come alive in this expansive exhibit. (Courtesy of Maggie Garza for The Fordham Ram)
“Edges of Ailey”: A Look Inside His Life and Work
Traveling art brings the city and the (concrete) jungle to life. (Courtesy of Makenzie Smith for The Fordham Ram)
“The Great Elephant Migration”
"Abetare" captures the essence of childhood through intricate designs. (Courtesy of Anthony Farrell for The Fordham Ram)
Petrit Halilaj’s “Abetare” Sheds Light on the Importance of Context
This exhibit defies stereotypes and offers a new perspective of Latin America. (Courtesy of Jude Held for The Fordham Ram)
Defying Stereotypes: A Brief Guide to MoMA’s “Crafting Modernity”
“Paradise Bronx” is a love letter to one of New York’s greatest boroughs (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi for The Ram).
“Paradise Bronx” is a Love Letter to the Bronx, and to History
The abridged version of “The Magic of Thinking Big” was published in 1987 (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
One Book, One Million Ways to Change Your Life 
“The Death of Ivan Ilych” is a must-read fictional classic (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Death Through the Lens of Leo Tolstoy in ‘The Death of Ivan Ilych’
Before “Crazy Rich Asians” was adapted into a romantic comedy film, it was the first novel in a three-book series (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Crazy Rich Asians: Why is Wealth Often aligned with European Culture?
Albert Camus's "The Stranger" teaches us that peace is possible both in isolation and around other people (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
A Meditation on Absurdity through The Stranger
"The Vegetarian" is a chilling tale. (Courtesy of Instagram)
The Foreboding Story of “The Vegetarian”
Actors Jones, Taggart, and McCullough on opening night (Courtesy of Mia Tero/The Fordham Ram).
How “Wounded” Can Help Us Find Healing
Kurt Vonnegut is one of America’s most celebrated novelists (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
In Search of Dignity: Kurt Vonnegut Predicts AI
The Irish rock band U2 once performed on Keating’s steps in March 2009 (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The Meaning Behind U2’s “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For”
“I’m Still Here” is one of the 2025 Oscar’s must-see movies (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
“I’m Still Here:” Oscars’ Hidden Gem? 
"Wicked" is now the fifth highest grossing movie musical of all time (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Defying Conformity: A “Wicked” Warning
"Polite Society" is honest, humorous and just plain fun. (Courtesy of Instagram)
Facing Societal Pressures in “The Polite Society”
The new Captain America movie has received some harsh reviews, but it could be the foundation of what is to come in the Marvel Universe (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Deserves More Love 
NBC’s SNL celebrated its 50th anniversary special on February 16th, 2025 (Courtesy of instagram/@nbcsnl).
Saturdays Are for the Comedians 
The new Bridget Jones movie beautifully portrays the relationships that shape everyone’s lives — romantic, platonic or familial (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Bridget Jones Is Not All by Herself This Valentine’s Day — She’s Mad About the Boy
The first season of “Severance” was released in February of 2022 (Courtesy of Hannah Sullivan/The Fordham Ram).
“Severance”: The Best Show You’re Not Watching
Season two of "XO, Kitty" is worth a watch before a potential season three premiers (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Kitty Song Covey Returns to Seoul, and So Does the Drama!
Many parts of "Gladiator II" miss the mark of what is required of a worthy sequel (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Denzel Washington Proves Why He’s The Best Fordham Alum in Gladiator II
A mysterious ice cream shop in the East Village makes your dessert experience a surprise (Courtesy of Instagram/@surprisescoopnyc).
The Scoop on Trendy Food Spots 
Emilia’s, an Arthur Avenue staple, is one of the participating restaurants of the 2025 Bronx Restaurant Week (Courtesy of Chelsea DeLalla/The Fordham Ram).
Bronx Restaurant Week: Discovering the Borough’s Best Bites
Konban is serving up unique Japanese dishes in Chelsea (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The Perfectly Fried Katsu You’ve Been Looking For: Konban Review
Bagel Market, just outside the doors of Grand Central, is superb. (Courtesy of Claire Krieger for The Fordham Ram)
My NYC Bagel Bible
For a more upscale Japanese meal, check out Wabi Nori. (Courtesy of Abigail Smith for The Fordham Ram)
Wabi Nori: Contemporary Japanese Hand Rolls
Din Tai Fung is a popular Midtown restaurant. (Courtesy of Abigail Smith for The Fordham Ram)
Is Din Tai Fung Worth the Hype?
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The concept of including album covers with music began in the 1930s (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram).
Judging Albums By Their Cover
The members of Inhaler were friends in college prior to starting the band (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram).
Redefining Alt-Rock: Inhaler and Sam Fender Shape the Genre’s Future
"Automatic,” the Lumineers’ new album, dropped on Valentine’s Day 2025, fitting the themes of love and heartbreak (Courtesy Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The Lumineers Dive into Love and Heartbreak in New Album
Clarity for the Soul
Clarity for the Soul
Alex Warren’s “The Ordinary” touches hearts with emotional lyrics and a beautiful melody (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Alex Warren’s Newest Single “The Ordinary” Becomes a BookTok Favorite
Mercer Henderson is a singer-songwriter from San Francisco, CA (Courtesy of instagram/@mercer.henderson).
Rising Star Shares Journey Onstage
Schönbrunn Palace is one of the beautiful historical sights in Vienna (Courtesy of Isabella DeRosa for The Fordham Ram).
Some (Unwanted) Advice for Travelers  
Bath, England is a charming destination spot for tourists (Courtesy of Isabella DeRosa for The Fordham Ram).
Living & Learning in London
Claire begins her adventure in France and plans to make the most of it (Courtesy of Claire Krieger for The Fordham Ram).
Parisian Postcards: Life Studying Abroad
Fordham students visit Germany for Oktoberfest festivities. (Courtesy of Jack Wilson for The Fordham Ram)
Journeying In Germany For Oktoberfest
Davey enjoyed her maiden voyage into the City of Light. (Courtesy of Hannah Davey for The Fordham Ram)
A Weekend in Paris: Sponsored By Fordham
Szumowski writes on the beginning of his expedition abroad.
Touching Down In London
Actors Jones, Taggart, and McCullough on opening night (Courtesy of Mia Tero/The Fordham Ram).
How “Wounded” Can Help Us Find Healing
“DRAG: The Musical” is showing in off-broadway theaters until April 27th (Courtesy of Imogen Buck for The Fordham Ram).
Off-Broadway Week and DRAG: The Musical
The sun has set on Fordham TOP's production of "Macbeth," but it will be remembered as inspiring and powerful (Courtesy of Anthony Farrell for The Fordham Ram).
The Good, The Beth and Duffy
“The American Dream” and “The Audit” are being shown at Urban Stages (Courtesy of Rory Donahue for The Fordham Ram).
A Theatrical Gem in Midtown at Urban Stages
Mimes and Mummers wows the audience with its latest production (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The Mimes and Mummers Shine in ‘Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat’
Hyland also starred in the Broadway show “Little Shop of Horrors" (Courtesy of Lauren Rocco for The Fordham Ram).
Sarah Hyland as Daisy Buchanan: Absolute Rose in ‘The Great Gatsby’ Musical
Jhailyn Paige Farcon has been working for the “& Juliet” since October of 2024 after auditioning in August (Courtesy of Michaela Reynolds for The Fordham Ram).
Fordham Sophomore Lives the Dream On Broadway
Fordham junior Naiya Rookwood wears many hats around Rose Hill’s campus and gives their all to each activity (Courtesy of Caitlin Thomas/The Fordham Ram).
Junior’s Involvement in Fordham’s Club Scene
Hudson Garcia is a first-year student who is passionate about entertainment (Hudson Garcia for The Fordham Ram).
First-Year Gabelli Student’s Experience in Entertainment Business
Leo Anderson pursues his passion for music, balancing being a member of a band and a full-time student (Courtesy of Leo Anderson for The Fordham Ram).
Junior Juggles Being a Rockstar and Student
Reese is in the lower left hand corner, leader of the Honors GO! (Courtesy of Rhianna Dains).
Fordham Junior Engages With Community Near and Far
Volz exemplifies how to manage school while still prioritizing yourself. (Courtesy of Jonah Ring for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Junior Navigates College Life
The NFL Hall of Fame selection committee has once again denied Roger Craig’s admittance into their exclusive club.
Overtime: A Struggle Against Undeserved Obscurity
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was named the 2024-2025 NFL MVP in a very close competition.
NFL MVP Appears to be a Quarterback Award
Legendary quarterback Eli Manning has earned his spot in the Hall of Fame (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Eli Denied: Should He Be a Hall of Famer?
The Eagles celebrate after preventing a historic Chiefs Super Bowl win (Courtesy of Instagram/@philadelphiaeagles).
The Eagles Prevent History
WFUV Sports’ Lou Orlando, Evan Harkin, James Birle, Nick Guzman, Jack Warner and Will Tallant at Super Bowl LIX's "Radio Row." (Courtesy of James Birle)
WFUV Sports Brings Rose Hill to “Radio Row” at Super Bowl LIX
It was hard for Giants fans to watch a star player bring his magic to Philadelphia (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: Saquon Barkley and a Lesson in Dealing With Your Favorite Player’s Departure
Freshman guard Camila De Pool leads the Rams’ offense in matchup against the Davidson College Wildcats (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Women’s Basketball Wins on Senior Night
The men's basketball team continually struggles to find rhythm as they approach the Atlantic 10 tournament (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Men’s Basketball Extends Losing Streak to 6
A series of unfortunate events have put an end to any momentum that the San Antonio Spurs had.
A Spur In the Heels of the Spurs
Fordham Men's Basketball welcomes a new member of its 2025 recruiting class.
Men’s Basketball Adds Aleksa Vlajic to 2025 Class
Fordham Men's Basketball continues to struggle to find consistency.
Men’s Basketball Struggles to Find Pulse
The women's basketball team has just one game remaining in the regular season. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Women’s Basketball Wins a Close One, Loses Another
Fordham Swimming and Diving wrapped their season at the Atlantic-10 Championships.
A Successful Run for Swim in A-10 Championship
Senior Daniel Langlois competes for Fordham University Men's Swimming and Diving.
Swimming Triumphs Over La Salle at Senior Day
Fordham senior competes for Nepal in the Paris Olympics. (Courtesy of Alexander Shah for The Fordham Ram)
Alexander Shah, FCRH ’25, Competes in the Paris Olympics
Ainhoa Martin led the way for Swimming and Diving in a record breaking A-10 Championship performance. (Courtesy of Twitter)
Swimming and Diving Breaks Multiple Records at A-10 Championships
Women's Swimming and Diving finished off an undefeated season. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Swimming and Diving Sweeps Wagner Before the A-10 Championship
Fordham's Swimming and Diving team made history recently with their first sweep of UMass. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Swimming and Diving Sweeps on Senior Day
Fordham track & field had a very successful showing at the Atlatic-10 Championship.
Fordham Runs the Show at A-10 Championships
Track and Field experienced somewhat of a bounce-back this weekend, the men's team winning the Mark Young Invitational. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
“I Didn’t Hear No Bell”: Track and Field Rescues Season
Track and field faltered this past weekend, having their worst single-meet performance in recent memory. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Ram)
Track and Field Stumbles Off The Block
Track and Field had to fight through a grueling slate over the break. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Fordham Track and Field Stays Busy Over Break
Fordham opened their outdoor season this past weekend at the Stony Brook Snowflake Classic. (Courtesy of Instagram)
Track Begins Outdoor Season
Track stumbled out of the blocks these past two weekends, struggling to keep pace with their competition in their biggest meets of the year. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Track and Field Falters on the Big Stage
Fordham honored its seniors as it clinched the #1 seed in the MAWPC tournament Saturday. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Fordham Water Polo Hunts Fourth Straight MAWPC Title… and More
Fordham defeated Navy 12-10 for their third straight MAWPC Championship. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
History Three-Peats Itself: Water Polo Wins Third Straight MAWPC Championship
Fordham Water Polo is all ready for the MAWPC Championship. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Water Polo Eyes Three-Peat after Strong Regular Season Finish
Fordham Water Polo continues to cruise as the regular season winds down. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Water Polo Retains Judge Cup for Fifth Straight Season
Fordham Water Polo clinched another undefeated season in MAWPC play. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Water Polo Clinches Top Seed in MAWPC
Jacopo Parrella and Fordham Water Polo won two games in California. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Water Polo Holds Strong in West Coast Gauntlet
Infielder Sophie Nesturrick competes for the Fordham softball team this season.
Softball Splits Invitational in South Carolina
There were positives and negatives coming from the team's weekend in Texas.
Softball Earns Three Wins in a Weekend in Texas
Fordham struggled in their opening weekend of the season at the Charleston Invitational, starting with a 1-4 record.
Softball Struggles to Find Offense at Charleston Invitational
Softball continued their upward march this past weekend, registering a 4-1 record over their past five games. (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Softball Rises to Second in A-10 with Big Week
Softball took one of three from the University of Dayton. (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Ram)
Softball’s Bats Held Silent in Series Loss to Dayton
Softball swept George Washington over the break. (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi for The Ram)
Softball Gets Statement Sweep, Wins Back-to-Back A-10 Series
Squash ended their season with a valiant effort at the CSA Championships. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Squash Finishes Season at CSA Championships
Squash swept the competition to close out the regular season. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Squash Sweeps in California
Fordham Squash had a poor showing at the CSA Team Championships. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Squash Struggles at CSA Team Championships
Squash continued their strong season this past weekend in Gambier, Ohio. (Courtesy of Instagram)
Squash Scores Wins at Denison
Squash successfully defended their home court this past weekend. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Squash Sweeps Final Home Weekend
Men's squash bounced back in a big way to start the year. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Squash With A Winning Weekend To Open 2024
Fordham Baseball claimed their first win on home turf at Houlihan Park last week.
Baseball Wins Home Opener
The New York Yankees have changed their facial hair policy after nearly 50 years.
Yankees Drop Decades-Old Facial Hair Policy
Fordham at the plate in North Carolina.
Baseball Wins First Game of Season
Fordham baseball struggled to find its footing in its opening matchups. (Courtesy of NC Athletics).
Baseball Opens Season In North Carolina
The Los Angeles Dodgers have utilized their wealth to put together a strong and expensive roster.
Is It Time For an MLB Salary Cap?
The New York Yankees look to bounce back after a devastating loss in the 2024 World Series.
New York Yankees 2025 Preview
Graduate Student Katarina Birimac etched her name in the Fordham Cross Country record books at the A-10 Championships with her blazing 20:31.9 time in the 6K. (Courtesy of Naje Murray for the Atlantic 10/ Fordham Athletics)
Cross Country Finishes 10th and 13th at Atlantic 10 Championship
Fordham continued its strong start to the 2024 season at the Jasper Falls Invitational. (Courtesy of Vinny Dusovic for the Fordham Ram)
Cross Country Finishes 3rd and 6th at Jasper Falls XC Invite
Sophomore Jack Boerger led the pack during Saturday's Fordham Fiasco. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Cross Country Finishes 2nd and 3rd at Fordham Fiasco
Kate Meeks trudges ahead during Fordham's meet last Saturday. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Cross Country Finishes 3rd and 4th at Stony Brook Invitational
Cross Country season has now come to a close over this past weekend. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Cross Country Takes Part In NCAA Regionals
Both teams had an okay finish at the Atlantic 10 Championships. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Cross Country Competes at Atlantic 10 Championship
Legendary women’s volleyball coach John Cook made his mark on the sport (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: Nebraska Volleyball’s John Cook Retires
From left to right, Lauryn Sweeney, Ryan Naumann, Whitley Moody and Audrey Hayes line up with their families for Senior Day. They represent a senior class responsible for propelling Fordham Volleyball to unparalleled heights. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
“They’ve Revolutionized Fordham Volleyball”: Historic Senior Class Honored in Final Game
Fordham will return home for one last series this weekend, honoring their graduating class in the process. (Courtesy of Cici Rionda for The Ram)
Fordham Volleyball Swept in Chicago, Will Miss Playoffs
With four games left in the season, Fordham Volleyball faces an uphill journey in their quest for the A-10 playoffs. (Courtesy of Cici Rionda for the Fordham Ram)
Fordham Gets Revenge in Battle of the Rams, Falters at Davidson
Freshman pin hitter Bridget Woodruff floats one over for Fordham. (Courtesy of Vincent Dusovic for Fordham Athletics)
Volleyball Valiant in Defeat Against No. 20 Dayton
With her 1,444th kill on Oct. 9, Whitley Moody became Fordham Volleyball's all-time kill leader. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Moody Makes History as Fordham Volleyball Gains Momentum
A Look At The 2024/25 Premier League January Transfer Window
January Premier League Transfer Window Preview
Daniel D'Ippolito looks to lead the Rams to an NCAA Tournament run. (Courtesy of Diego Martinez Reyes for The Fordham Ram)
Men’s Soccer Ends One Campaign, Starts Another
Junior Ede Gramberg gets back for the Rams, who inked their spot in the A-10 Semifinal against Dayton on Wednesday. (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi for The Ram)
D’Ippolito’s Hat Trick Sends Men’s Soccer to Dayton
A quarter through the season, the Premier League is rife with surprises and storylines. (Courtesy of Instagram/@premierleague)
Premier League Matchday 1-11 Recap: Sensational Slot, Fierce Forest, & Underperforming United
The Rams fell short in their first A-10 postseason appearance since 2019. (Courtesy of Instagram/@fordhamwomenssoccer)
Women’s Soccer Falls to St. Joseph’s in the A-10s
Fordham's star pairing of juniors Andre Insalaco (left) and Daniel D'Ippolito (right) have propelled the club to a spot in the A-10 playoffs. (Courtesy of Caroline Hellstern for The Ram)
Men’s Soccer is A-10s Bound!
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Fordham Cuts Ties With Men’s Basketball Head Coach Keith Urgo

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 20, 2025
Fordham Athletics parted ways with Keith Urgo this Thursday. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)

Fordham University Athletics will be “parting ways” with Fordham Men’s Basketball Head Coach Keith Urgo, Fordham Athletics announced Thursday.  

Earlier this year, Fordham self-imposed a four-game suspension on Urgo due to unspecified recruiting violations. Urgo has been with Fordham for three seasons, with the Rams going 25-8 overall in his first year. 

According to the announcement, the university will begin a national search for a new head coach.

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Nora Malone
Nora Malone, News Editor
Nora Malone is a sophomore from Brooklyn and Boston, but currently calls D.C. home. She is a medieval studies and English double major with a concentration in American Catholic studies. She joined The Ram in Volume 105 as a contributing writer before becoming News Editor for Volume 106. She is excited to continue in her role as News Editor for Volume 107 and can’t wait for this upcoming year. When she’s not in B-52 you can find her in Collins Auditorium, the library or the Le Pain Quotidien next to Bryant Park.