As of Tuesday Sept. 22, Fordham has not communicated further guidelines on the next phase of testing and, specifically, how often students can get tested when the next phase of testing begins.

This past Thursday, Sept. 17, the United Student Government (USG) discussed the accuracy of campus COVID-19 case reports. Multiple senators brought up the issue of the vague numbers from Fordham officials.

Instagram pages @blackatfordham and @letstalkaboutitfordham post testimonials of the implicit and explicit racial biases they face, as well as instances of sexism, homophobia and other discrimination.

The Rose Hill Class of 2024 has elected four out of five of their Class of 2024 representatives for the freshman senate. The winning candidates for the Rose Hill Class of 2024 were Farah Elrakhawi, FCRH ‘’24;, Gabrielle Leigh Simporios, FCRH ‘’24;, and Cole Mullins, FCRH ‘’24.

Fordham’s various performance groups have been tasked with developing creative ways to come together while also abiding by campus COVID-19 guidelines.

Teachers, parents and students alike gathered at Fordham Plaza, just outside the university’s gates, on Sept. 18. to demand a fully remote school year and proper funding.

As the November election nears, Fordham College Democrats and Republicans are working to register students to vote in an effort to battle historically low voter turnout among young people.

In preparation for reopening amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Fordham took multiple steps to update its facilities to keep the campus community safe.

In an Indiana prison that contracts Aramark for food service, Abdullah finds the food they serve unsanitary and feels he was previously enslaved by the multinational corporation. Abdullah used to work for Aramark earning between 15 and 20 cents an hour.

In accordance with the Fordham Forward response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Public Safety takes on a new role on campus: ensuring that students comply with pandemic restrictions.