The Middle Eastern Student Association hosted their first annual Taste of the Middle East event with a variety of food and performances.

On Thursday, Nov. 8, ASILI, Fordham University’s Black Student Alliance welcomed journalist and historian, Jelani Cobb, to speak about race and injustice in today’s America.

USG's Sustainability Committee hosted its annual week of sustainability. The week included an expanded Fordham Flea and a community cleanup held in conjunction with SEAJ.

Anne Hoffman, Ph.D., will teach a class during the spring semester that will comprise of half incarcerated women at Bedford Hills Women’s Correctional Facility and half Fordham students.

The university replaced Freedman’s Strategic Hiring Initiative and adopted a “more strategic, comprehensive approach to recruiting diverse faculty” when it created a new position, chief diversity officer (CDO), assumed by Rafael Zapata in January 2018.

When Professor Mark Naison, Ph.D., joined The Department of African and African American Studies at Fordham in the spring of 1970, it was just one-year-old and technically an “institute” rather than a “department.”

A group of students released Fordham University's first and only online humor magazine.

This past Thursday, Nov. 7, the United Student Government (USG) had the senators of the class of 2020 provide updates on their ongoing initiatives.

Intrigued by a class discussion in his History of Music class with Professor Eric Bianchi, Jack McClatchy, FCRH ’21, decided to research colonial Latin American music from the Baroque period (1600–1750).

FUEMS has a close relationship with local hospital, St. Barnabas because of a Fordham alumnus.