‘Excelsior’ Campaign Ends After Five Year Run, Raking in $540 Million
“If you wonder who is responsible for the achievement that we celebrate this night, look around you. It’s you,” McShane ...
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Humanities Majors See Opportunity
By Aislinn Keely Humanities majors at Fordham may see increasing opportunity and high satisfaction in career fields as companies shift ...
Kearney Leaves Assistant Director of Student Involvement Job
In the latest staffing change for the Office of Student Involvement, Alexandra Kearney, assistant director of student affairs, stepped down ...
Exploring Spring Weekend’s History
The fanfare that currently surrounds Spring Weekend has not always existed. In the earliest days of the Spring Weekend tradition, ...
CEO Steve Forbes Talks Taxes
Steve Forbes assured Fordham students that once we reform our healthcare system, the tax code and attach a fixed price ...
The Things I’ve Learned From Luisa
Studying abroad brings out all sorts of feelings: there is the initial, “Oh my god, I’m studying in Spain next ...
NYU’s Trash is The Bronx’s Treasure
“Gentlemen- can I see some ID please?” That moment, at Bronx Community College, I knew we would not be able ...
A Lens Into the Past: Harding Park
Harding Park, a small neighborhood in New York City, lies at the end of the Bx19 bus line. Harding Park, ...
Fordham Alum Honored for CRS Work
After a decade of work with Catholic Relief Services (CRS), Sarah J. Weber, GSAS ‘05 was given the Swanstrom-Baerwald Award ...
University Receives Hateful Faxes
Fordham’s Office of the President sent out an email later in the day, addressing the message to all Fordham students, ...
