Westchester Campus

Life-Long Learning in Westchester

Our campus is located in a three-story, state-of-the-art building on 32 landscaped acres in West Harrison, NY.

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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Yankees Broadcaster Michael Kay on the Art of Play-by-Play

Yankees Broadcaster Michael Kay on the Art of Play-by-Play

When the New York Yankees swept the Boston Red Sox in a Wild Card Series this fall, fans across the country heard the good news from a familiar voice. For …

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Achievements and Recognition | October 9

Achievements and Recognition | October 9

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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Philosophy, Race, Psychometrics—Endowed Chairs Share Their Scholarship at Installation Ceremony

Philosophy, Race, Psychometrics—Endowed Chairs Share Their Scholarship at Installation Ceremony

Three faculty members named to endowed chairs were honored this week at a joint event celebrating their achievements at Fordham and within their fields. Provost KerryAnn O’Meara, PhD, welcomed the …

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Rams in the News: Christa Pike’s Failed Execution: A Hidden Crisis in Lethal Injection Drugs

Rams in the News: Christa Pike’s Failed Execution: A Hidden Crisis in Lethal Injection Drugs

Christa Pike’s Failed Execution: A Hidden Crisis in Lethal Injection DrugsNewsweek 10-03-26Deficits in chemical supplies have severely disrupted domestic capital punishment procedures like never before, according to Fordham Law School …

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Jesuit-Educated Professionals on ‘Good’ AI

Jesuit-Educated Professionals on ‘Good’ AI

What does AI have to do with the teachings of a religious order founded in the 16th century? Plenty, according to a group of industry leaders at a Fordham event …

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To Ensure AI Safety, a Hippocratic ‘Oath’ for Developers

To Ensure AI Safety, a Hippocratic ‘Oath’ for Developers

Last year, when she published an article about how to regulate artificial intelligence, Chinmayi Sharma raised the possibility of “rogue AI” emerging in the long term—not knowing that this phrase …

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At Ignatian AI Conference, Participants Discern the Way Forward

At Ignatian AI Conference, Participants Discern the Way Forward

After several days of conversations exploring how Jesuit institutions should grapple with artificial intelligence, participants at Fordham’s Ignatian AI Conference ended with a centuries-old Jesuit practice for navigating uncertainty: discernment. …

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McGroddy Awards Celebrate Civil Discourse and Student Empowerment

McGroddy Awards Celebrate Civil Discourse and Student Empowerment

A candid discussion about what it means to learn and how best to share knowledge marked the fourth annual McGroddy Awards celebration, held on Sept. 30 at Rose Hill. The …

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U.S News & World Report: Higher Education Leaders: Colleges Must Adapt to AI and Changing Student Needs

U.S News & World Report: Higher Education Leaders: Colleges Must Adapt to AI and Changing Student Needs

President Tania Tetlow discussed the future of higher education amid the rise of AI and underscored the continued importance of an education grounded in the humanities. Tetlow said that the …

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U.S. News & World Report: President Tetlow Discusses the Future of Higher Education in the Age of AI

U.S. News & World Report: President Tetlow Discusses the Future of Higher Education in the Age of AI

President Tania Tetlow joined fellow higher education leaders at a U.S. News & World Report forum focused on how universities can respond to the changing needs of students and the …

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Rams in the News: Higher Education Leaders: Colleges Must Adapt to AI and Changing Student Needs

Rams in the News: Higher Education Leaders: Colleges Must Adapt to AI and Changing Student Needs

Higher Education Leaders: Colleges Must Adapt to AI and Changing Student NeedsU.S. News & World Report 09-28-26U.S. News Executive Chairman and CEO Eric Gertler led John B. King Jr., chancellor …

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