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Women’s Soccer Rallies After Losing First Four

September 12, 2018

By Charlie Maisano The Fordham women’s soccer team opened the 2018 season with a tough out of conference schedule, which was meant to test the young Rams. They entered last Sunday’s contest against the Lehigh Mountain Haw...

Golf Finishes a Disappointing 12th at Ryan Lee Memorial

September 12, 2018

By Jack McLoone Last year, Fordham Golf announced that its program was on the upswing by taking first at the Ryan T. Lee Memorial, including a first-place overall finish by James Mongey. This year, however, a more inexper...

Hot Take: Fordham is Good to Us

May 2, 2018

By Alvin Halimwidjaya Look, hear me out. Fordham University definitely has problems that it needs to deal with. We’re constantly hearing about the administration’s mistakes, everyone hates their freshman dorm unless they’re in Quee...

“A bit of a loner,” Former Classmates Remember Donald Trump in the Bronx

April 25, 2018

By Jake Shore A common anecdote comes to the minds of President Donald Trump’s former classmates when asked about their interactions with him during his time at Fordham University. A commuting student for two years, Trump woul...

McGinley Petition Circulates on Campus

February 7, 2018

By Aislinn Keely A petition circulating around campus is requesting a new student center to be the next capital project undertaken by Fordham, updating the current McGinley Center. Though it is still gathering signatures, the peti...

Demand for Mental health Services Continues to Increase

February 7, 2018

By Joe Esposito Fordham has seen an increase in demand for mental health services over the past five years, according to Doctor Jeffrey Ng, Psy.D., director of Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS). Ng said CPS has seen ...

Fordham Celebrates Black History Month

February 7, 2018

By Hannah Gonzalez This February, departments and student groups across the university are putting on events in celebration of Black History Month. On campus, programmers include the Black Student Alliance...

1968 Saw Crises and Change for Fordham

February 7, 2018

Filed under News, Uncategorized

By Joergen Ostensen In 1968, the United States experienced a year of tumult and change. It saw the assassinations of both Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Tensions surrounding the Vietnam War also increased after the deadly Tet Offensive and the My Lai Massacre. Fordham saw tension as well. A significant financial crisis and a new state law almost changed Fordham’s relationship with the Jesuits. The ...

“Being Black at Fordham” Panel Dicusses Race and Representation

The Fordham Ram

The Fordham Ram

Women’s Soccer Rallies After Losing First Four

Golf Finishes a Disappointing 12th at Ryan Lee Memorial

Hot Take: Fordham is Good to Us

“A bit of a loner,” Former Classmates Remember Donald Trump in the Bronx

McGinley Petition Circulates on Campus

Demand for Mental health Services Continues to Increase

Fordham Celebrates Black History Month

1968 Saw Crises and Change for Fordham

“Being Black at Fordham” Panel Dicusses Race and Representation

Flu Increases Among Students

University Support of Minority Students Should Not Limit Itself to February

Frederick J. Wertz Serves as Acting Dean of LC in Absence of Rev. Robert Grimes