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Dr. Thomas Beaudoin is the secretary of the Fordham Faculty Senate and the president of the Fordham chapter of the American Association of University Professors. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Professors Join Protests Against Threats to Higher Education
Fordham announced a new minor in Public Health program starting this fall. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for the Fordham Ram)
Minor In Public Health Program Set To Begin This Fall
Universities respond to the Trump administration's continued threats to freeze federal funding. (Saylor Reinders for The Fordham Ram)
Higher Education Updates: Harvard Refuses to Comply with Trump Demands
A peer review team visited Fordham to hear from students, faculty and staff about university life. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Peer Review Team Visits Fordham During Reaccreditation Process
The Fordham Humanities Consortium hopes to host three Humanities Fests per semester moving forward. (Stuart Cramer/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Hosts Second Humanities Fest
A Fordham professor's research grant funding was revoked by the federal government recently. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Professor has NEH Funding Revoked By Federal Government
Actress, producer and Fordham alum Regina Hall will deliver the 2025 commencement address. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for the Fordham Ram)
Regina Hall Announced As Fordham Commencement Speaker
The Department of Education oversees state education systems and financial assistance. (Nora Malone/Fordham Ram)
DOE Column #1: Updates on the Department of Education
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
(Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
BREAKING: Cash Cobain Drops out of Spring Weekend
Fordham partners with the Street Vendor Project to host a scavenger hunt for students. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Students Learn About NYC Street Vendors With Scavenger Hunt Initiative
Eleanor Smith FCRH '26 compiled a map of various off-campus buildings Fordham students might live in. (Eleanor Smith/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Off-Campus Housing Guide
Fordham professor Laura Specker Sullivan is partnering with Montefiore to restructure their clinical ethics program. (Vivian Health)
Fordham Partners With Montefiore
Large, inflatable rats have returned outside of Fordham's gates. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)
The Rats Are Back
Students hone their journalistic skills through volunteering with WPC. (Courtesy of Fordham Now)
Fordham Professor Partners with Women’s Press Collective
President Tania Tetlow and Fordham board chairman Armando Nunez meet with the pope in June 2024. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for the Fordham Ram)
Fordham Community Reacts to the Death of Pope Francis
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
(Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
BREAKING: Cash Cobain Drops out of Spring Weekend
A peer review team visited Fordham to hear from students, faculty and staff about university life. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Peer Review Team Visits Fordham During Reaccreditation Process
The Fordham Humanities Consortium hopes to host three Humanities Fests per semester moving forward. (Stuart Cramer/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Hosts Second Humanities Fest
Fordham partners with the Street Vendor Project to host a scavenger hunt for students. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Students Learn About NYC Street Vendors With Scavenger Hunt Initiative
Fordham students attended an honors conference with peers from other universities earlier this month. (Courtesy of Kate Turnbull/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Students attend AJCU Honors Conference
Spring Weekend is one of CAB's biggest events and draws large crowds every year. (Courtesy of The Ram Archives)
CAB Announces ROLE MODEL, Cash Cobain and LAUNDRY DAY for Spring Weekend Concert
Fordham University’s United Student Government (USG) met to hand out awards and give committee updates on April 10.(Courtesy of Facebook for The Fordham Ram)
USG Presents Awards and Shares Updates
Fordham University’s United Student Government (USG) met to hand out awards and give committee updates on April 10.(Courtesy of Facebook for The Fordham Ram)
USG Halts Study Abroad Committee Proposal Due to Collaboration Issues with Office
Hjertberg and McDonald, once on opposing USG executive tickets, now stand back to back. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
Lucas Hjertberg and Andrew McDonald Win USG Executive Ticket
Voting for the executive ticket, vice president positions and senators begins April 7 at noon and will close at 5 p.m. on April 8. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
Didn’t Meet the USG Executive Ticket Candidates? Here Are Their Proposals
USG reviewed campus-wide initiatives and new club proposals. (Cristina Stefannizi/The Fordham Ram)
USG Evaluates New Club Proposals
United Student Government heard proposed bills and accessibility map updates during a recent meeting. (Courtesy of Facebook for The Fordham Ram)
USG Proposes Bill Regarding Students’ Right to Free Speech On Campus
Reading can be encouraged through supporting your local libraries. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
You Are What You Read: The Dying Art of Reading
The live-action adaptation of Snow White has generated more controversy than ticket sales. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Who Are These Movies Really For? The Messy Controversy of Disney’s “Snow White”
New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces continued troubles and competition in the mayoral election. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Troubles at the Table of Success
In April, it was announced that Mugz’s would be closing its doors after being in business for decades. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Reclaiming the Night: The Threats to the Fordham Social Scene
The cherry blossom tree blooms outside of Queen's Court. (Abigail Adams/The Fordham Ram)
A Home in the Resurrection
Senator Cory Booker held the floor for over 24 hours. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
An America Worth Fighting For
An Unparalleled Humanitarian Crisis: The USAID Saga
An Unparalleled Humanitarian Crisis: The USAID Saga
This Is Not Normal: In Protest of Visa Revocations
This Is Not Normal: In Protest of Visa Revocations
AI in Academia
AI in Academia
The Undeniable Value of Student Journalism
The Undeniable Value of Student Journalism
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
From the Drafts
From the Drafts
Sometimes You Have to Listen to Be Heard
Sometimes You Have to Listen to Be Heard
Am I a Disney Princess Too?
Am I a Disney Princess Too?
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
From The Frontlines of Finding Purpose
From The Frontlines of Finding Purpose
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
Former high ranking USG officials shed further light on OSI. (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Letter to the Editor: Why OSI Isn’t Meeting Students’ Expectations
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”
“Sunrise on the Reaping” was recently released in print on March 18th (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
“Sunrise on the Reaping” Shines Light on Corruption, Propaganda and the Importance of Hope
“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
Taylor Swift’s “hoax” from her album “folklore” is a delicate masterpiece of vulnerability and emotional depth that lingers long after the song is over (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘hoax’: The Most Underrated Taylor Swift Song of All Time
If you’re looking for a new creative venture to try solo or with friends, collaging is the perfect place to start (Courtesy of Allison Schneider/The Fordham Ram).
Cutting to the Chase on Collaging in College
Playboi Carti recently dropped his highly-anticipated album, “MUSIC.” (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram)
Playboi Carti, “MUSIC” and the Rise of Postmodern Trap
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”
"Somebody Somewhere" will leave you at times laughing, crying and angry but always inspired (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘Somebody Somewhere:’ Max’s Hidden Gem 
"The Life List" was released on March 28 (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘The Life List:’ A Movie That Turns Grief Into Growth 
Robert Pattinson stars in the new sci-fi/thriller “Mickey 17" (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Inside the Madness of ‘Mickey 17’
The finale of “White Lotus” season three aired on April 6 on Max (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Season 3 Finale of ‘The White Lotus’: Who Won’t Make It Out Alive?
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 
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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GG's Crossword: Issue 5
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GG's Crossword: Issue 22
GG’s Crossword: Issue 22
“Cry For Me” is a representation of how fame and sacrifice impact The Weeknd (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Tomorrow Is Finally Here With The Weeknd’s ‘Cry For Me’
After a four year hiatus, Ariana Grande’s "Brighter Days Ahead" has six new tracks (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Ariana Grande’s ‘Brighter Days Ahead’- Deluxe Album
Morgan Wallen’s “I’m the Problem” channels the spirit of a bitter cowboy (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Maybe ‘I’m The Problem’
Fordham Falak performed in their first ever showcase on April 4th (Courtesy of Mary Kate Kummer for The Fordham Ram).
Fordham Falak Dazzles in its First-ever Showcase
Mumford & Sons return with “Rushmere,” blending introspection and harmony (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘Rushmere’: A Quiet Return to Mumford & Sons’ Roots
Billie Holiday's 1958 "Lady in Satin" album explores complex themes reflecting Holiday's personal struggle.
Lady In Satin
Fordham students exploring the streets of Lisbon, Portugal (Courtesy of Isabella DeRosa for The Fordham Ram).
Let’s Talk About the Weather 
Fordham London students had the unique opportunity to visit the Public Gallery at Parliament’s House of Commons. (Courtesy of Emily Tonna for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham London Students Witness UK’s Response to Ukraine
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
Mimes and Mummers wow the audience with their new show (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Mimes Captivate the Audience in ‘The Children’s Hour’
Operation Mincemeat centers a World War II British Military scheme (Courtesy of Makenzie Smith/The Fordham Ram).
‘Operation Mincemeat’: A WWII Mission Revealed on Broadway 
NBA x “Hamilton” edits are surprisingly appealing to musical fans, sports audiences and a combination of the two (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The World Is Wide Enough for Musicals and Sports
J.S. Streible starred in this one-man musical at the Soho Playhouse (Courtesy of Lara Ejzak for The Fordham Ram).
Getting a Dose of Appalachia with ‘Gloaming Nowhere’
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
Petalcorin, located left of center in the black shirt, hosted a “Special Lunch” with friends during a warm day on campus (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Fordham Senior’s Secret Ingredient: Friendship
Chinnici’s musical journey continues with a Christmas accordion gift, marking the next step in her relationship with music (Courtesy of Gabby Chinnici for The Fordham Ram).
Gabby Chinnici’s Gift of Music: From Piano to Accordion
Ezra Roscoe, FCRH ’28, has found areas of study that suit his passions (Courtesy of Violet Wallace/The Fordham Ram).
From Idaho to NYC: Ezra Roscoe Embraces Change and Creativity
Abigail D’Angelo is a junior majoring in psychology and philosophy. (Courtesy of Abigail D’Angelo for The Fordham Ram)
Junior Shares Pre-Law Experience and Ambitions
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
The New York Giants have acquired two quarterbacks during the offseason, putting their future draft choices up for debate.
Giants Country, Let’s Abide
It has certainly been a rocky decade for the New York Giants (Courtesy of The US Sun).
Overtime: How Did the Giants Get Here?
The NFL 'Franchise Tag' has been subject to an increasing amount of controversy.
The NFL’s ‘Franchise Tag’ Needs Fixing
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?
Former Head Coach Keith Urgo was suspended near the end of the 2024-25 men’s basketball season. The totality of the consequences is just now being revealed.
Fordham Men’s Basketball Penalized by NCAA in Major Infractions Case
Tanking has become a widespread problem in the NBA and fans are starting to take notice.
The Tankdemic: An NBA Disease
The historically dominant football conference is after basketball.
Overtime: The SEC Needed Basketball, Too?
This year's March Madness tournament seemed to save all its excitement for its final days (Courtesy of Instagram/@mfinalfour).
In Case You Missed the Men’s Madness
NBA x “Hamilton” edits are surprisingly appealing to musical fans, sports audiences and a combination of the two (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The World Is Wide Enough for Musicals and Sports
The New York Knicks, although injury-ridden, are still in position to make some noise in the playoffs.
A State of Affairs: Knicks Check-In
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 solid showing at the Rider 5-Way Invitational as they continued the indoor season.
Podium Finishes, PRs, and SBs: Track & Field Impresses at Rider Invitational
Fordham Track and Field kicked off their indoor season at the Fred Hardy Invitational.
Rams Start Outdoor Season on a High Note at Fred Hardy Invitational
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 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
Fordham Softball broke their seven-game losing streak over the weekend.
Softball Snaps Seven-Game Losing Streak
Fordham Softball looks to continue its nine-game win streak this week against conference opponents.
Softball Sweeps Homestand
After a rough start to the season, Fordham Softball excels with five straight wins (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Softball Puts on an Offensive Clinic, Winning Five
The spring break slate brought Fordham Softball to 12-16 on the season.
Softball Opens Atlantic 10 Play
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
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 freshman Taylor Kirk makes solid contact on a swing.
Baseball’s Win Streak Reaches Five
After getting swept in their opening series, the Mets quickly bounced back with two series victories.
Mets Lose One, Claim Two Series to Start Season
The new torpedo bats used by several MLB players have started a discourse surrounding their ethicality (Cristina/The Fordham Ram).
Torpedo Bats Take the Baseball World by Storm
Losing Juan Soto might have seemed like a big blow for the New York Yankees, but, in reality, they can thrive without him (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
The Yankees Might be Better Off Without Juan Soto
The Fordham bats came alive this week, with the team winning all four games.
Baseball Scores 55 Runs in Four Games
Former New York Yankees reliever Clay Holmes opened the season for the New York Mets on March 27.
Does the Opening Day Starter Really Matter?
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
There is no telling what may happen in the quarterfinals with some very interesting matchups yet to be played.
Champions League Quarterfinals Preview
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 senior Lorraine Bergmann eyes the ball mid-match.
Women’s Tennis Takes 7-Match Win Streak to the A-10 Championships
Fordham Women's Tennis has been dominating at home this season.
Women’s Tennis Sweeps St. John’s, Stays Perfect at Home
Fordham tennis had some strong performances over spring break.
Fordham Tennis on the Upswing
It was a successful week for Fordham University Men’s and Women’s Tennis.
Three Wins in a Week for Fordham Tennis
Fordham Women's Tennis continues their up-and-down start to the spring season.
Women’s Tennis Shut Out by Clemson, Bests Davidson
Will Lokier, a Fordham University freshman on the Men's Tennis Team, competes in a match.
Fordham Tennis Up and Down to Kick Off Spring Slate
Fordham’s rowing team continues competition this Saturday on Glen Island.
Fordham Men’s Eight Hoists Emory Clark Trophy
Fordham's men's and women's rowing programs use the Harlem Yacht Club as the base for their programs. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)
Men’s Crew Faces Scare On Troubled Waters
The Rams stayed competitive against strong opponents in their last races of the fall season. (Courtesy of Instagram/@fordhammenscrew)
Fordham Men’s Crew and Women’s Rowing Take On Their Last Races of 2024
A Fordham boat races across the waters of the Schuylkill River. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Fordham Women’s Rowing Competes at Head of the Schuylkill
The Rams wrap up their fall season with two victories against Bucknell. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Fordham Wins Two Events On The Susquehanna River
Fordham Rowing took part in the Head of the Schuylkill this weekend. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Rams Row With Ease at Head of the Schuylkill
Rory McIlroy has become the sixth male golfer in history to complete the career grand slam.
Rory McIlroy Completes Grand Slam at The Masters
Men’s Golf open their spring season at the Battle at Rum Pointe and prepare for the Abarta Coca-Cola Collegiate Invitational (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics).
Swinging for Spring Success: Rams Finish Sixth at Rum Pointe
Scottie Scheffler won his second Masters green jacket, winning by four strokes, his second win in the last three years. (Courtesy of Instagram/@themasters)
2024 Masters Outlook
Fordham Golf closed out their fall season with standout performances from their underclassmen. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Fordham Golf Closes Fall Season
Fordham turned in another impressive performance, finishing 4th out of 10 teams at the SHU Fall Classic. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Golf Has Impressive Showing at SHU Fall Classic
Jake Mrva placed in the top four in individual standing as the Rams finished sixth at the Columbia August Invitational. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)
Golf Finishes Sixth at Columbia Autumn Invitational
The historically dominant football conference is after basketball.
Overtime: The SEC Needed Basketball, Too?
It has certainly been a rocky decade for the New York Giants (Courtesy of The US Sun).
Overtime: How Did the Giants Get Here?
This year’s March Madness tournament seems to be missing excitement without any underdog stories (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: How Can You Not Be Romantic About Basketball?
Somehow, the Luka Dončić trade looks worse for the Mavericks than it did initially (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: The Curse of Luka
In difficult climates, sports can be outlets for connection (Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Overtime: National Pride and the Glory of Sports
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
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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.

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BREAKING: All Fordham Student Visas Restored

Allison Schneider and Nora Malone
April 27, 2025
(Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)

BREAKING: Fordham Student Visa Reinstated

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 25, 2025
President Tania Tetlow and Fordham board chairman Armando Nunez meet with the pope in June 2024. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for the Fordham Ram)

Fordham Community Reacts to the Death of Pope Francis

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 23, 2025
The amicus brief has been signed by 85 other higher education institutions. (Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons)

Student Visas Update: Fordham Joins Amicus Brief Challenging Trump Executive Orders

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 10, 2025
Students rallied on the sidewalk outside the Lowenstein lobby in support of a Fordham student whose visa was revoked. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

Students Protest Fordham’s ICE Policy Amid Visa Revocations

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 9, 2025
President Tetlow spoke with the Fordham Ram during a recent press conference. (Adithi Vimalanathan/The Fordham Ram)

President Tetlow Talks Finances and Federal Action

Nora Malone, Allison Schneider and Adithi Vimalanathan
April 9, 2025
Fordham University's Office of Finance. (Courtesy of Grace Campbell/The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Announces Hiring Pause and Budget Cuts

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 9, 2025
Student organizers hand out information cards for dealing with ICE at a recent rally at Fordham's Lincoln Center campus. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)

UPDATED: Two Fordham Students Have Visas Revoked

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 9, 2025
Hjertberg and McDonald, once on opposing USG executive tickets, now stand back to back. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)

Lucas Hjertberg and Andrew McDonald Win USG Executive Ticket

Nora Malone, Andrew Massie and Caitlin Thomas
April 8, 2025
In a screenshot of the email from President Tania Tetlow, she encouraged students who've experienced changes to their immigration status to contact Public Safety.

UPDATED: Fordham Undergraduate Visa Reportedly Revoked

Nora Malone and Adithi Vimalanathan
April 4, 2025
Students, families and professors react to Fordham's tuition increase. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Raises Tuition 4.65% for Third Year in a Row

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 2, 2025
Large, inflatable rats have returned outside of Fordham's gates. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

The Rats Are Back

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 2, 2025
Fordham plans to break ground on its new STEM building on top of the surface parking lot at the Rose Hill campus. (Courtesy of Fordham University)

Fordham Receives $100 Million Donation to Build STEM Building

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 26, 2025
Fordham Hosts Second Annual Catholic Women Speak Event

Fordham Hosts Second Annual Catholic Women Speak Event

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 26, 2025
Fordham Athletics parted ways with Keith Urgo this Thursday. (Courtesy of Fordham Athletics)

Fordham Cuts Ties With Men’s Basketball Head Coach Keith Urgo

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 20, 2025
The Office for Student Involvement is located on the second floor of the McShane Campus Center. (Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Student Letters Allege Insufficient Support Under Dean McGlade

Andrew Massie, Nora Malone, Adithi Vimalanathan and Allison Schneider
March 5, 2025
The new facility is set to be built where the parking lot currently is.

BREAKING: Fordham Receives $100 Million Grant to Improve STEM Programming

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 5, 2025
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

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 5, 2025
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

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 5, 2025
The Saxbys CEO and Ramses pose outside Lincoln Center. Sasbys has locations at 30 other universities in the United States; Fordham will be their first New York City location. (Fordham University/The Fordham Ram)

Student-Run Coffee Chain Set to Open at Lincoln Center Campus

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 26, 2025
On Feb. 12 Fordham Counceling and Psychological Services held a Narcan training session in Bepler Commons. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)

Students Learned About Overdose and Drug Use Prevention at a recent Narcan Training Session

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 19, 2025
Students had to show their Fordham IDs to get into the discussion. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)

Shai Davidai Visit Continues Despite Petition

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 12, 2025
State Senator Zellnor Myrie, FCRH ’08, a Mayoral candidate, spoke about his experience receiving medical care as a child despite his parents being undocumented. (Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

New York Working Families Party Holds Press Conference

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 12, 2025
Davidai has been invited by the Fordham Jewish Law Student Association. (The Ram Archives)

Students Petition Against Upcoming Shai Davidai Visit to Fordham Law School

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 10, 2025
The March for Life is an annual event that began in 1973 to commemorate the passing of Roe v. Wade, which legalized abortion in the United States. (Elizabeth Rengifo-Vega/The Fordham Ram)

Students Attend March for Life in D.C.

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 5, 2025
The protest was organized by the group Climate Defiance.

Fordham YDSA Protests DNC Chair Election

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 5, 2025
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 Announces New Title IX Coordinator

Nora Malone, News Editor
January 29, 2025
Fordham University investigates bias incidents occurring on campus. (Courtesy of Allison Schneider/The Fordham Ram)

University Reports Two Bias Incidents Over Past Week

Nora Malone, News Editor
November 13, 2024
The Fordham Ram has increased their election coverage throughout their history. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

The Fordham Ram: 106 Years of Election Coverage

Nora Malone, News Editor
November 13, 2024
A Harris flag and Trump flag are seen across campus.

Bronx Residents and Fordham Students Talk Voting

Nora Malone, Cristina Stefanizzi, Adithi Vimalanathan and Julianna Morales
November 6, 2024
MSA hosts annual Charity Week events to raise money for those in need. (Courtesy of Mehak Imran for The Fordham Ram)

Muslim Students Association Hosts Annual Charity Week

Nora Malone, News Editor
October 30, 2024
Students had signs and flags in the center table in the McShane Campus Center (Photo by Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram).

Students Host Study-In for Palestine in McShane Lounge

Nora Malone and Adithi Vimalanathan
October 9, 2024
Passionate about voting rights and leadership, Hummer has found her place at Rose Hill. (Courtesy of Becket Hummer for The Fordham Ram)

Sophomore Leads and Advocates for Others at Fordham

Nora Malone, News Editor
October 9, 2024
The Walgreens has posted signs around the store to inform customers of the upcoming closure. (Courtesy of Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Road Walgreens to Permanently Close in November

Nora Malone, News Editor
October 2, 2024
FASARA, Fordham Arts and Science's anti-racism committee enters its fourth year of operation. (Courtesy of Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

FASARA Coalition Enters Fourth Year

Nora Malone, News Editor
October 2, 2024
Students attend first Student Life Council meeting of the academic year. (Courtesy of Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

Student Life Council Hosts Vice President Michele Burris

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 25, 2024
Last summer, Fordham appointed Joshua Burgher as the new vice president of Finance. (Courtesy of Fordham News)

Fordham Appoints New Vice President of Finance

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 25, 2024
Students attend the first annual CSA inauguration. (Courtesy of Kellen Zeng for The Fordham Ram)

Commuter Student Association Hosts First Inauguration

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 25, 2024
President Tania Tetlow answers questions from The Fordham Ram and The Fordham Observer. (Courtesy of Colby McCaskill/The Observer)

President Tetlow Talks Voting, Protests and Marketing

Nora Malone and Allison Schneider
September 18, 2024
A man observes Benjamin's exhibit on the fourth floor of Walsh Library. (Courtesy of Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

New Exhibit Opens in Walsh Library

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 18, 2024
Students attended debate watch parties hosted by the College Republicans and the College Democrats. Courtesy of Adithi Vimalanathan/The Fordham Ram

Fordham Students React to Presidential Debate

Nora Malone, Adithi Vimalanathan and Cristina Stefanizzi
September 11, 2024
New sensors detect presence of people to regulate heating. (Courtesy of Roselyn Jose-Ruiz for The Fordham Ram)

New Sustainable Heating System Comes to Walsh

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 11, 2024
Louis-Dreyfus shines in this comedy.

“Veep”: Surprisingly Not Propaganda

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 11, 2024
The church requires careful renovation due to being nearly 200 years old. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Fordham University Begins Church Renovations

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 11, 2024
Public Safety Debuts New App

Public Safety Debuts New App

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 4, 2024
Fordham Campus Ministry welcomes new staff as part of multifaith transition. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Campus Ministry Welcomes New Executive Director

Nora Malone, News Editor
September 4, 2024
Flooding in September disrupted Fordham students commutes. (Courtesy of Nora Malone/The Fordham Ram)

A Year of Change: Fall 2023

Nora Malone, News Editor
August 25, 2024
Communicating primarily through their Instagram page, the Fordham Students for Justice in Palestine called for students, faculty and community members to join the encampment in solidarity. (Courtesy of Nora Malone)

Fordham Students for Justice in Palestine Organize Encampment and Protest at LC

Nora Malone, Allison Schneider and Adithi Vimalanathan
May 1, 2024
Jewish celebration events included lectures, exhibitions and a Chocolate Seder. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Jewish Culture Celebrated in April

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 17, 2024
NYC area experiences largest earthquake in recent years. (Courtesy of Instagram/@nytimes)

4.8 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles the Northeast

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 10, 2024
FDM holds largest event of the semester with RamFest x Keating Steps. (Courtesy of Jessice Noce for The Fordham Ram)

FDM Raise $76,437 for Childhood Cancer

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 10, 2024
Public Safety alerted students to avoid area during police activity. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Police Pursuit Ends Outside Walsh Gate

Nora Malone, News Editor
April 10, 2024
Student Life Council recently hosted Vice Provost Jonathan Crystal. (Courtesy of Facebook)

Student Life Council Hosts Vice Provost

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 20, 2024
Walsh Library (Courtesy of Instagram/@fordhamlibrary).

Walsh Library Opens New Student Lounge

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 13, 2024
Spring Hill College (Courtesy of Instagram/@springhill_college).

President Tetlow to Speak at Spring Hill College Commencement

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 13, 2024
The Fordham community remembers Luke Santos, FCRH '25. (Courtesy of Twitter/@LukeSantosMA)

Fordham Community Remembers Luke Santos, FCRH ’25

Sofia Donohue and Nora Malone
March 13, 2024
The Student Activities Fee Referendum has begun, giving students the opportunity to vote and increase club budgets. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn / The Fordham Ram)

Student Activities Fee Referendum Begins

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 6, 2024
Father McShane. (Courtesy of Instagram/@fordhamuniversity)

Father McShane Receives Award from Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities

Nora Malone, News Editor
March 6, 2024
Miguel Sutedjo, FCRH '24, is a current Fulbright Scholar who is teaching music and English in Taiwan. (Courtesy of Miguel Sutedjo for The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Named Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 21, 2024
Fordham students and alumni had the chance to submit their business pitches to Fordham Foundry for the chance to win funding. (Courtesy of X)

Fordham Foundry Pitch Challenge Begins

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 14, 2024
Fordham alum Jonathan Soto is currently running for the 82nd State Assembly district of New York on a Democratic platform. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham Alum Runs for State Assembly

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 14, 2024
USG recently discussed new budget bylaws and the upcoming referendum. (Courtesy of Instagram)

USG Discusses Updated Bylaws and Club Fee Referendum

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 14, 2024
The election of O'Neill is more symbolically than politically important. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Nationalist Leadership Isn’t a Fix-All

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 14, 2024
Through the eighteen month process which was begun last October, Fordham will be evaluated for its dedication to the Jesuit mission. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/ The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Undergoes Mission Examen To Measure Spiritual Impact

Nora Malone, News Editor
February 7, 2024
Resident assistant applications were highly competitive this year as opposed to previous years. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/ The Fordham Ram)

Fordham Resident Assistant Recruitment Sees Sharp Increase in Applications

Nora Malone, Editor in Chief
February 7, 2024
Parodical shirts such as "Man I Love Fordham" are one of many clothing items designed by Fordham Swag. (Courtesy of Instagram)

A Year of Fordham Swag

Nora Malone, News Editor
January 31, 2024
This spring, Fordham's biochemistry major completed its very first semester. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham Completes First Semester of New Biochemistry Major

Nora Malone, News Editor
January 24, 2024
Kamille Dean Esq. has recently been appointed Interim Chief Diversity Officer. (via Fordham University)

Kamille Dean Appointed as University’s Interim Chief Diversity Officer While Search Continues

Nora Malone, News Editor
January 24, 2024
We don't need to post our Wrapped pages to prove our interests. (Courtesy of Mary Hawthorn/The Fordham Ram)

Can We Stop Tracking Everything?

Nora Malone, News Editor
January 24, 2024
On Nov. 9, the IT department sent an email detailing the changes, focusing on RamDocs, a more secure network, a new HPCC Magis Cluster, a major/minor declaration form and an employee action form. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Fordham University System Undergoes Updates

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
November 29, 2023
Currently, both Faculty Memorial Hall and Loyola Hall are having their facades renovated. Both buildings have concrete surrounds on the windows that crack over time. (Courtesy of Xavier Luke Oyola for The Fordham Ram)

Rose Hill Campus Upcoming Renovations

Nora Malone, Staff Writer
November 15, 2023
Near the end of the 2022-23 school year, clubs were once again allowed to request excused absences, but as this year begins, the policy appears to remain in limbo. (Courtesy of Instagram)

FCRH’s Excused Absence Policy Remains Under Review

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
November 1, 2023
One precaution most people take is getting their flu shot, either at the University Health Center or a local pharmacy. The Health Center had flu shot events where students can walk in and get their shots. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham Prepares for Flu Season

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
October 25, 2023
The Commuting Students Association had an initiative to add more lockers. There are approximately 120 of the new lockers. (Courtesy of Alex Antonov/The Fordham Ram)

McShane Commuter Lockers Remain Unavailable

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
October 11, 2023
Of the more than 450 classes Fordham offers, 30% are taught by graduate students. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Fordham Graduate Students Bargain for a Fair Contract

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
October 4, 2023

Feral Cat Update

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
September 27, 2023
The Fordham cats are quite popular among students, with multiple Instagram accounts dedicated to their escapades. (Courtesy of Xavier Oyola for The Fordham Ram)

Campus Cats Continue to Make Their Mark

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
September 27, 2023
The minor will allow students to explore the religion, culture, and history of one of the world’s largest religions. (Courtesy of Fordham)

Fordham Introduces Islamic Studies Minor

Nora Malone, Contributing Writer
September 20, 2023
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
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