Who’s That Kid – The Fordham Ram

Senior Seeks to Diversify Art History World

December 4, 2019

Annie Muscat, FCRH ’20, has used her time at Fordham to explore her love of art history, turning her passion from “something I was a little unsure could be an actual career path to what I see myself...

Senior Takes Life’s Lemons and Makes a Business

November 20, 2019

Family tradition is rooted in various aspects of our lives, whether it be holiday customs, customary recipes or historical events your family has endured. For Evan Manafort, GSB ’20, his family has both...

Junior Takes Medical Passions to St. Barnabas

November 13, 2019

This past summer, while most Juniors in college were sleeping in Andrew Parsons, FCRH ’21 was up before the sun at Saint Barnabas Hospital helping change the lives of its neurosurgery patients. Over...

Junior Reads Into a Future in Publishing

November 6, 2019

Imagine walking into work every day knowing there was a possibility you could meet John Green. That’s how Emma Paolini, FCRH ’21, feels everyday at her internship with publishing giant Penguin Random...

Junior Takes Her Passion for Art History Abroad

October 30, 2019

As an art history major with a global concentration and a particular interest in Buddhist art, Zipfel is well situated for her career.

Senior Transfer Student Has Family As Support System

October 16, 2019

For Jasmine Ali, FCRH ’20, the path to Fordham University was not perfectly laid with yellow bricks. In fact, Ali’s college experience did not even begin at the Rose Hill campus. Yet, along the way,...

Senior Squashes Loneliness with Home-Cooked Meals

October 9, 2019

What began as a way for Leaman and her co-founders to quash the loneliness they felt upon coming to college has grown into a fully realized vision.

Senior Showcases Her Art and Celebrates Native Culture

October 2, 2019

Performance art and her own artistry are just two manifestations of the vibrant culture Beverly aims to share with the larger world. “A lot of people try to brush off you being Indian when you say you’re mixed,” said Beverly. “I really hope that people finally realize that Native Americans are here. They exist. They’re in front of you. They’re among you.”