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.

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#1 Top Workplace in the Lower Hudson Valley

Westchester Campus Events

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University News

A Good Reason for Spring Cleaning: Gabelli School’s Clothing Exchange

Between job interviews, a gala, and commencement, spring means a lot of events—and a lot of new outfits—for Gabelli School graduate students. To help them replenish their wardrobe while reducing …

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Achievements and Recognition | April 10

Fordham University’s faculty and staff remain leaders in their fields, innovating and making meaningful contributions across disciplines. Their dedication and expertise are regularly recognized with prestigious honors and awards. Take …

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Two Fordham Students Earn Goldwater Scholarship for STEM Research

For the third year in a row, two Fordham students have been awarded the Goldwater Scholarship, the most prestigious national award for undergraduates pursuing STEM research. As 2026 Goldwater Scholars, …

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Fordham Students Help New Yorkers Navigate Tax Season

Tax season is looking brighter for many New Yorkers this year, thanks to Fordham students who are rolling up their sleeves to help low-income and elderly residents file returns—and assist …

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How Do Our Siblings Help Raise Us?

Our parents raise us, yes, but our siblings have an influence too—a fact that science hasn’t spent a lot of time exploring, according to a study co-authored by Fordham psychology …

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WellBall Coming to Fordham University

The Fordham men’s basketball program has been behind many firsts. The first televised college basketball game was the 1940 Fordham-Pitt game at Madison Square Garden. The first use of the …

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History’s Weirdest Taxes

From beards to bagels, governments have taxed some truly strange things over the centuries. But as bizarre as certain taxes may sound, they were created to solve familiar problems. Some …

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Rams in the News: Why AI Makes the Liberal Arts More Important Than Ever

Why AI Makes the Liberal Arts More Important Than EverU.S. News & World Report Getting In Newsletter 04-02-2026“At Fordham, we stuff your head full of knowledge – but not just …

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Founder’s Dinner Raises Over $2.5 Million to Support Undergraduate Scholarships

It was an evening marked by celebration and generosity as nearly 800 members of the Fordham community—donors, alumni, students, and friends—came together Monday night at the newly reopened Waldorf Astoria …

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Achievements and Recognition | April 1

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3 New Books by Fordham Faculty

Fordham Arts and Sciences faculty have published several critically acclaimed new books this academic year. Below is a trio of new works that show the diversity of their expertise and …

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