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AI-Focused Professor Hired by Philosophy Dept.
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Updated Pre-Law Program Announced
The Graduate School of Education reception at 2025 Block Party at Lincoln Center. (Courtesy of Office of Alumni Relations for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham Closes the Graduate School of Religious Education
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
New banners with updated logos have replaced old designs. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
Fordham’s Evolved Brand is Divisive; Admin Remains Confident it’s the Right Decision
Jessica Lang, Ph.D. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for the Fordham Ram)
Inaugural Dean of Arts and Sciences Prioritizes Community
The new Director of Dining Business Operations and Contract Management, Orla Fitzsimons, emphasizes the importance of student accessibility to administration.
New Dining Director to Incorporate Student-Focused Initiatives
John Fromer stands in front of an Antarctic mountain wearing winter gear. (Courtesy of John Fromer for The Fordham Ram)
Rose Hill to the South Pole: Alumn Builds a Career in Antarctica
Apricity performs “Hella Good” by No Doubt. (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi for The Fordham Ram)
Apricity Rocks Clinton Hall
Coach Mike Magpayo stands with Athletic Director Charles Guthrie and President Tetlow at his inaugural press conference. (Ian Nelson/The Fordham Ram)
New Coach, New Culture: An Interview With Mike Magpayo
The 10-acre solar power plant on Staten Island sending energy to Fordham. (Courtesy of Fordham Now for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham’s Solar Commitment Expands Under New Agreement
Mugz's on Arthur Ave will close its doors in June. (Caitlin Thomas/The Fordham Ram)
Arthur Avenue Staple Mugz’s Set to Close in June
(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
Fr. Ryan pictured delivering a lecture. (Courtesy of Augustine Preziosi for The Fordham Ram)
Fr. Patrick Ryan, Former McGinley Chair, Dies at 85
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
A student holding a Physical ID with Ramses on it. (Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
Students Must Now “Qualify” to Receive a Physical Identification Card
The new Fordham mobile app redesign launched on Sept. 1. (Mary Hawthorne/ The Fordham Ram)
Mobile App Updates Intend to Improve User Experience
A decorated and furnished Faber Hall double. (Courtesy of Fordham University)
Get Paid to Show Your Dorm through this Campus Job
The new Director of Dining Business Operations and Contract Management, Orla Fitzsimons, emphasizes the importance of student accessibility to administration.
New Dining Director to Incorporate Student-Focused Initiatives
Previously, students had the option between a physical and electronic ID, however now, physical IDs must be specifically requested.
Physical IDs Now only Available Upon Request
A Starship robot delivers food to Finlay. (Emma Leonardi/The Fordham Ram)
New Delivery Robots Spark Widespread Debate
A student plants flowers at the on-campus memorial. (Patrick Verel for The Fordham Ram)
USG Hosts a 9/11 Memorial Beautification Ceremony
Fordham University’s United Student Government (USG) met in Bepler Commons on Sept. 11. (Courtesy of Facebook)
USG Awards Orientation Rose Hill Club of the Month
Top row from left to right: Evelyn Maravilla, FCRH '29, Domenick Fedele II, FCRH 29 and Jackson Cutrone, FCRH '29. Bottom row from left to right: Adekunbi Oyekenu, FCRH '29, Henry Carstens, FCRH '29 and Elijah George, GSB '29. (Courtesy of the United Student Government for the Fordham Ram)
Meet the 2029 USG Senate Candidates
Fordham University’s United Student Government (USG) met in Bepler Commons on Sept. 11. (Courtesy of Facebook)
USG Opens Internal Bylaw Review Commission
On June 3 several Fordham students attended a congressional reception in Washington DC. (Left to right) Nashia Akuamoah-Boatemaa, FCLC '25, Eliza Collins, FCRH '26, Rep. Jerrold Nadler, Fordham Law '78, Lucas Hjertberg, FCRH '26, and Chapin Fish, FCRH '26. (Lucas Hjertberg for The Fordham Ram)
Fordham USG to Send a Letter to Congress About Trump’s “The One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act”
Fordham University’s United Student Government (USG) met in Bepler Commons on Sept. 11. (Courtesy of Facebook)
USG Discusses Support for International Students, Accessibility Reforms
AI must work with the humanities to keep tech people-centered. Courtesy of Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram.
Why AI Needs the Humanities: Our Duty as Students in the Age of AI
Charlie Kirk spoke at an event at Utah Valley University, where he was assassinated. Courtesy of @nytimes for The Fordham Ram.
You Don’t Have to Condone Charlie Kirk’s Work to Condemn His Murder
Kirk founded the influential conservative organization Turning Point USA. Courtesy of @turningpointusa.
When Will We Wake Up: A Response to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination
Sophie Cunningham came to the defense of teammate Caitlin Clark. Courtesy of Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram.
The Price of Retaliation: Sophie Cunningham’s Confrontational Playing Style
Fordham University introduced an evolved brand which wasn’t received well by the community. Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram.
Fordham Reveals the Evolved Brand That No One Asked For
Tensions rise over decisions made by RFK Jr. Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram.
Don’t Be a MAHAter
Editorial
Editorial
Thoughts, Prayers and Dead Children
Thoughts, Prayers and Dead Children
The Great Gerrymandering Race
The Great Gerrymandering Race
The Fordham Ram's Summer To-Do List
The Fordham Ram’s Summer To-Do List
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
Learning How to Slow Down
Learning How to Slow Down
The Little Things in my Big City
The Little Things in my Big City
No Such Thing As ‘Free’ Speech
No Such Thing As ‘Free’ Speech
Beyond Being a Good Editor
Beyond Being a Good Editor
Breaking In a Worn Chair
Breaking In a Worn Chair
From the Drafts
From the Drafts
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”
“Normal People” speaks to the emotional tug-of-war of the adolescent experience (Courtesy of Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram).
No Such Thing as Normal People
"Little Women" may not be as feminist as one would think (Courtesy of Instagram/@littlewomenmovie).
“Little Women:” An Internally Misogynistic Masterpiece
Mary Shelley’s classic “Frankenstein” remains a relevant and worthwhile read (Courtesy of Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram).
It’s Alive! (And Surprisingly Deep)
“One Day in December” is an inaccurate portrayal of how love looks and functions (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
Love at First Glance? More Like One-Dimensional Drama
“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
"Little Women" may not be as feminist as one would think (Courtesy of Instagram/@littlewomenmovie).
“Little Women:” An Internally Misogynistic Masterpiece
“The Adventures of Merlin” released five seasons on the BBC, starting in 2008 and having aired the final season in 2012 (Courtesy of Meghan Cattani/The Fordham Ram).
Take a Chance on “Merlin”
“Heartbreak High” debuted in 2022 and is awaiting the release of season three (Courtesy of Instagram/@heartbreaknetflix).
“Heartbreak High” is a Need to Watch
Season three of “Heartstopper” will be followed by a movie (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘Heartstopper’ Makes Your Heart Skip A Beat
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
This season of “The Summer I Turned Pretty” has fans on the edge of their seats (Courtesy of Instagram/@thesummeriturnedpretty).
The Summer I Waited for an Ending
“Heartbreak High” debuted in 2022 and is awaiting the release of season three (Courtesy of Instagram/@heartbreaknetflix).
“Heartbreak High” is a Need to Watch
The new “Superman” movie was released on July 11 and stars David Corenswet (Courtesy of Instagram/@jamesgunn).
“Superman”: Redefining Superheroes and the DCU
“Weapons” received a whopping 94% percent on Rotten Tomatoes (Courtesy of Instagram/@weaponsmovie).
“Weapons” (2025) Review: The Horror Movie that Birthed a Gay Icon
“A Minecraft Movie” was released in theaters on April 4, 2025 (Courtesy of Warner Bros Pictures).
Building Blocks of Madness in ‘A Minecraft Movie’
The psychological drama “Adolescence” follows the story of a 13 year old accused of the murder of his classmate (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘Adolescence’ Holds Up a Mirror to the World We Live in
Salads are a great way to clear out extra produce in the fridge at the end of the week (Courtesy of Anna Gayton for The Fordham Ram).
College Kitchen Chronicles: From Ramen to Riches
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
GG's Crossword
GG’s Crossword
GG's Crossword
GG’s Crossword
GG's Crossword: Issue 5
GG’s Crossword: Issue 5
GG's Crossword: Issue 4
GG’s Crossword: Issue 4
GG's Crossword: Issue 3
GG’s Crossword: Issue 3
GG's Crossword: Issue 22
GG’s Crossword: Issue 22
“Double Infinity” expresses complex ideas in a creative and digestible way (Courtesy of instagram/@bigthiefmusic).
Big Thief Travels through Space and Time to Give you “Double Infinity”
Deftones’ new album, “private music,” was released on Aug. 22, 2025, the only album they have released in five years (Courtesy of instagram/@deftones).
‘private music:’ A Nu Metal Revival From Deftones
Earl Sweatshirt released his new album, “Live Laugh Love,” on August 22nd (Courtesy of Instagram/@earlsweatshirts).
Earl Sweatshirt Sounds Livelier Than Ever On “Live Laugh Love”
Carpenter released her new album “Man’s Best Friend” in August of this year (Courtesy of Instagram/@sabrinacarpenter).
(Wo)man’s Best Friend
The album is a mix of somber and some upbeat vibes tracks and melodies (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
‘SABLE, fABLE’ Sees Bon Iver Break Free
Lorde’s new single “What Was That” marks a return to her roots (Courtesy of Cristina Stefanizzi/The Fordham Ram).
What Was That? Lorde’s Back?
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
Greenwich House’s “Mindplay” is a performance centered around the audience’s thoughts, memories and fears (Courtesy of Jessica Ritter for The Fordham Ram).
Playing Mind Games at the Greenwich House Theatre 
Daniel Irizarry starred in the eccentric performance of “Class Dismissed” at the Ellen Stewart Theater (Courtesy of Bronwen Sharp).
You Get Credit for Just Showing Up: ‘Class Dismissed’
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’
Fordham sophomore Gianni Diletto approaches his college experience as an opportunity to continue learning (Courtesy of Gianni Diletto for The Fordham Ram).
Sophomore Gianni Diletto Reflects on Student Involvement at Fordham
Waqas is involved in many activities on and off campus (Courtesy of Haniyyah Usmani/The Fordham Ram).
Senior Experiences all that Fordham has to Offer
Sophomore makes the most of her time at Fordham with extracurriculars (Courtesy of Sarah Verrastro/The Fordham Ram).
Sophomore Embraces Opportunities On and Off Campus
Mullane’s former home in the Pacific Palisades was destroyed in the L.A. fires (Courtesy of Darcy Mullane for The Fordham Ram).
A First-Year and Her Dear Pacific Palisades
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
A Fordham receiver makes a contested catch.
Football Seeks First Win After Loss to Stony Brook
Legendary football broadcaster Lee Corso retired at the age of 90 after one last show.
Football Legend Lee Corso Retires at 90
The New York Jets and New York Giants both fell short during their Week 1 matchups.
Giants and Jets Suffer Week 1 Defeats
Wan’Dale Robinson is an underrated fantasy football pick.
Overtime: Drafting Fantasy Sports Traitors
Fordham Football fell short in their home opener to Monmouth University.
Football Falls to Monmouth in Home Opener
Fordham Linebacker James Conway eyes the opposing quarterback pre-snap.
Fordham Drops Season-Opener to Boston College
Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will miss the remainder of the WNBA season due to a right groin injury.
The WNBA is on the Rise, With or Without Clark
Coach Mike Magpayo stands with Athletic Director Charles Guthrie and President Tetlow at his inaugural press conference. (Ian Nelson/The Fordham Ram)
New Coach, New Culture: An Interview With Mike Magpayo
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
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
A Fordham water polo player celebrates the team’s fourth consecutive win.
Fordham Water Polo Begins Season 4-0
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
The Fordham Rams concluded their home schedule this past weekend, sweeping the University of Massachusetts.
Softball Sweeps UMass in Final Home Series
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
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
Banana Ball is a revolutionary new way of playing baseball popularized by the Savannah Bananas.
It’s Not Baseball, It’s Banana Ball
MLB All-Star Zach Wheeler is one of many pitchers dealing with thoracic outlet syndrome.
Overtime: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and Baseball
The New York Yankees and New York Mets have both struggled to find consistency as the postseason approaches.
The Summer I Watched a Lot of Baseball
Rob Manfred teased an upcoming MLB expansion during the Little League Classic.
What Could be the Future of MLB Expansion?
Luke Weaver has taken over the closer role for the New York Yankees after Devin Williams struggled early in the season.
Overtime: W.W.W., We Want Weaver
The New York Mets and New York Yankees have had slightly different good starts to the 2025 season.
Early 2025 New York MLB Update
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
Fordham’s very own Tatum Holderied is the number one blocker in the nation.
Volleyball Leads Nation in Blocks
Fordham Volleyball continued their great start to the season, sweeping the Big Apple Tournament this weekend.
Volleyball Sweeps Big Apple Tournament
Junior Erynn Sweeney had a historic weekend for Fordham Volleyball to open the season.
Sweeney Shines as Volleyball Opens Season
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
Liverpool players Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk have both signed two-year contract extensions.
What’s Next for Liverpool?
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
Aryna Sabalenka claimed her fourth Grand Slam title at the 2025 U.S. Open.
Drama and Glory at the 2025 U.S. Open
Junior Nevena Kolarevic competes at the Atlantic 10 Championship in Orlando.
Fordham Falls to VCU in Heartbreaking A-10 Semi-Final Match
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
(Andrew Massie/The Fordham Ram)
BREAKING: Women’s Rowing Head Coach Steps Down
The Fordham women’s rowing team had a stellar performance on Glen Island, placing first in the varsity eight.
Fordham Women’s Rowing Makes a Great Return
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
Driving into the Season the Fordham men’s golf team turned in a strong showing at the Metropolis Intercollegiate.
Rams Land Seventh at Metropolis
The Ryder Cup will take place from Sept. 26-28 at Bethpage Black Golf Course.
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Professional golfer Tommy Fleetwood hoists the PGA Tour Championship trophy.
Tommy Fleetwood Breaks No-Win Curse
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)
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Influencer-Boxer Jake Paul has fought several retired athletes to bolster his record.
Overtime: Boxing Is Unrecognizable
Wan’Dale Robinson is an underrated fantasy football pick.
Overtime: Drafting Fantasy Sports Traitors
MLB All-Star Zach Wheeler is one of many pitchers dealing with thoracic outlet syndrome.
Overtime: Thoracic Outlet Syndrome and Baseball
Luke Weaver has taken over the closer role for the New York Yankees after Devin Williams struggled early in the season.
Overtime: W.W.W., We Want Weaver
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?
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The Ryder Cup will take place from Sept. 26-28 at Bethpage Black Golf Course.

Previewing the 2025 Ryder Cup

Ian Nelson, Assistant Sports Editor
September 17, 2025
Team USA won the Ryder Cup for the first time in nearly a decade on Sunday.(Courtesy of Wikimedia).

Overtime: On the Ryder Cup

October 5, 2016
This year's Ryder Cup starts on Sept. 30 at Hazeltine National Golf Club. Courtesy of Wikimedia

In Ryder Cup, U.S. Needs New Blood

September 7, 2016
The Ryder Cup is a biennial exhibition that pits the very best American golfers against the best European golfers in a team match play high-profile event lasting three days. This year’s edition, to be held at the PGA Centenary Course at the Gleneagles Hotel in Scotland, begins in less than a week. It is sure to excite and entertain golf fans on both sides of the pond. As expected, the Europeans are the favorites, and for good reason. Since the turn of the century, they have won five of the six Ryder Cups. The American squad’s lone victory came in 2008. The Europeans have proven on many occasions that they can outduel the Americans over the three days of competition. Furthermore, this year’s European team features four of the top six players in the world rankings: Rory McIlroy, Sergio Garcia, Henrik Stenson and Justin Rose. These four are an intimidating crew by any measure, and the Americans will need to bring their A-game if they want to have a chance against them. Despite all of this, the squad from this side of the Atlantic has a much better chance of winning the Ryder Cup than it would initially seem. While much has been made of Europe’s talented quartet of top 10 players, no one is talking about the fact that another four of the world’s top 10 hail from the USA: Jim Furyk, Bubba Watson, Matt Kuchar and Rickie Fowler. They may not be quite as good as Europe’s core four, but make no mistake — they are a credible, competitive group that is capable of carrying the American squad to victory. With them leading the way, Europe’s frontline is not that much better than the USA’s. Additionally, the Americans form a stronger team all around. While the European squad features some amazing talent, it also includes relative journeymen like Jamie Donaldson and Stephen Gallacher. Also on the team are veterans Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter who have been a part of Europe’s wins in the past, both men are badly out of form. The Americans, on the other hand, have a great team from top to bottom, with each golfer playing a specialized role. Hunter Mahan, for instance, is a master of match play who can perform well under pressure. Zach Johnson is a wiz at chipping and putting. Webb Simpson is the perfect partner for Watson; they went undefeated as a pair at the 2012 Ryder Cup. Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson complement each other perfectly as playing partners, while Jimmy Walker and Jordan Spieth are flexible, all-purpose players. Patrick Reed brings heart and intensity. The Europeans may have world-class players and a sparkling track record, but they are not as tough as they look. The American team has been constructed perfectly and is built to give the defending champions a run for its money. Just like the last two times, this year’s Ryder Cup should come down to the last few matches. (Courtesy of Wikimedia)

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