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A Year Later: Is the End of the Pandemic Actually Close?

A Year Later: Is the End of the Pandemic Actually Close?

Isabel Danzis, Assistant News Editor
March 17, 2021
Students are returning to academic campuses despite concerns about COVID-19. (Courtesy of

Careful Reopening Required for Spring Semester

Kelly Christ, Editorial Director Emerita
February 10, 2021
Social distancing measures will have a long-term impact on child and adolescent mental health (Courtesy of Twitter).

Pandemic Will Have a Lasting Impact on Children and Teens

Samantha Scott, Contributing Writer
October 21, 2020
Fordham Pep Band members practice social distancing on the football bleachers while rehearsing. (Courtesy of Fordham Pep Band)

Performance Groups Adapt to Pandemic Guidelines

Kristen McNerney, Staff Writer
September 23, 2020
CAB hosted a virtual speaker event with Broadway star, Anothony Ramos. (Courtesy of Lianna Meehan)

CAB Hosts Successful Hybrid Welcome Week

Sarah Huffman, News Editor
September 9, 2020
Staff writer Taylor Mascetta walks around campus with freinds all wearing masks. (Courtesy of Taylor Mascetta/ The Fordham Ram)

Students Return to a Changed Campus

Multiple Writers
September 9, 2020
Due to concerns surrounding continued social distancing, Fordham University postponed its graduation ceremony this year. (Courtesy of Flickr)

University Postpones 2020 Commencement Ceremony

Erica Scalise, Projects Editor Emerita
April 15, 2020
College Students Must Do Their Part to Flatten the Curve

College Students Must Do Their Part to Flatten the Curve

March 25, 2020
(Hunter Benegas/The Fordham Ram)

Keeping Solidarity from a Distance

Hunter Benegas, Visual Director
March 25, 2020
Toliet paper flying off shelves is just one example of the panic sweeping the nation. (Courtsey of Flickr)

Staying Mentally Healthy at a Distance

Kat Timofeyev, Staff Writer
March 25, 2020
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