Westchester Campus

Our campus is home to the Westchester branches of the following Fordham programs:

We are also home to two institutes:

Located conveniently off I-287, I-684, and the Hutchinson River Parkway, our three-story, state-of-the-art building sits on 32 landscaped acres in West Harrison, NY.

2016 Top Workplace Award

#1 Top Workplace in the Lower Hudson Valley

Westchester Campus Events

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University News

Can a Food Company Save the Planet?

On a resplendent spring afternoon by the San Francisco Bay, Paul Lightfoot ’96 JD is midway through an “extracurricular” day at the wood-shingled Sausalito headquarters of Patagonia Provisions. He serves …

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Surf’s Up at Lower Trestles

Bob Mignogna ’70 remembers the walk: beyond the freeway, into the woods, across a century-old bridge above a winding mountain creek. Up a bluff, down a goat trail, past a …

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5 Things to Do in NYC | July 2026

It’s only July, and already the Knicks have won the championship, the tall ships have sailed through, and Taylor Swift got married at Madison Square Garden. It’s shaping up to …

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At MetLife Stadium, a Fordham Student Works Behind the Scenes

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard about a certain worldwide soccer tournament that’s taking place across the Americas. This summer, Fordham student Samuel Drew is interning …

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‘This Is My Legacy’: Library Director Establishes Scholarship—and Showcases His Art

As Bob Allen nears retirement, he’s been thinking a lot about his work as an artist and as the director of Quinn Library at Lincoln Center, where he has worked …

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Fordham-Recommended Reads: 9 Nonfiction Books for Summer

Nonfiction, biographies, and memoirs encourage us to step back in time—or into someone else’s shoes—to understand our present situation with more empathy and wisdom. We tapped the Fordham community for …

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The New York Times: Fordham Scholar Tracks New York City’s Pollen Count

Guy Robinson, a visiting scholar at Fordham University, was featured in a July 2 New York Times piece about his weekly work tracking New York City’s pollen levels. Robinson explained …

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A Geodesic Dome at Rose Hill? Farming for the Future in the 1970s

The coverline of the spring 1978 issue of Fordham Magazine—“The Astonishing Gardeners of Rose Hill”—might make you picture a grounds crew tending perennial borders or students growing herbs on a …

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Students in Distress Turning to AI for Mental Health Support, Study Shows

Nearly one in five college students is turning to AI for mental health reasons, and those with severe symptoms are roughly twice as likely to do so, according to a …

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Philly’s World Cup Party for the Ages

The world’s biggest sporting event has officially arrived on American shores, with soccer matches and fan festivals underway in cities across the continent. But no one is doing the FIFA …

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3 Coins, the Trevi Fountain, and the Romance of Postwar Italy

When Fordham graduate John H. Secondari ’39 published Coins in the Fountain in 1952, he sparked a mid-century pop classic and now-universal tradition. The novel, about American ex-pats living and …

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