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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#1 Top Workplace in the Lower Hudson Valley

Westchester Campus Events

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University News

Cheer On the New York Liberty at Fordham Day!

Cheer On the New York Liberty at Fordham Day!

Fordham has teamed up with the New York Liberty to provide internship opportunities to students and special events for the entire Fordham community. The new partnership will be celebrated on …

CBS New York: Fordham Professor Discusses Renewed Popularity of The Odyssey

CBS New York: Fordham Professor Discusses Renewed Popularity of The Odyssey

Matthew McGowan, PhD, a professor in Fordham’s Department of Classics, discussed renewed interest in The Odyssey following its film adaptation. McGowan pointed to the epic’s enduring appeal, especially among young …

New Grant Will Help Boost Education and Career Outcomes for Bronx Youth

New Grant Will Help Boost Education and Career Outcomes for Bronx Youth

A new grant received this July will support Fordham’s research into the best ways to help Bronx youth thrive.  The $650,000 Institutional Challenge Grant is administered by the William T. …

Christopher Lakey, Discerning Medieval Art Scholar and Fordham Lecturer, Dies at 52

Christopher Lakey, Discerning Medieval Art Scholar and Fordham Lecturer, Dies at 52

Christopher Lakey, a groundbreaking scholar of medieval art history and lecturer in Fordham’s Department of Art History and Music, died on July 24 of a sudden illness that led to …

Stopping Memories from Becoming Runaway Fears

Stopping Memories from Becoming Runaway Fears

What causes fear to spiral out of control in the brain, fueling mental health conditions like panic disorder and post-traumatic stress? After three years of research, a Fordham biology professor …

5 Things to Do in NYC | August 2026

5 Things to Do in NYC | August 2026

It’s August in New York City, which means you’ve only got a few weeks left to soak up every bit of summer fun. Whether you’re looking for a free concert, …

Dorm Packing List: What to Bring for College Move-In

Dorm Packing List: What to Bring for College Move-In

If you are college bound this fall and living on campus, you’re probably counting down the days until move-in. But figuring out what to pack can be a little overwhelming. …

2026 Fordham Football—the Quarterbacks

2026 Fordham Football—the Quarterbacks

With the 2026 Fordham Football camp in full swing, it’s time to start the position-by-position breakdown of the 2026 roster, starting with the quarterbacks. Check out our photos and videos …

Is It OK (Not) to Love AI?

Is It OK (Not) to Love AI?

Between love and hate lie countless feelings—and a range of possible responses to the new tree of knowledge at our fingertips. We asked Fordham experts six big questions about the …

Achievements and Recognition | July 23

Achievements and Recognition | July 23

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 …

8 Books for Long Summer Weekends

8 Books for Long Summer Weekends

There are two summer Fridays left on the calendar—plenty of time to immerse yourself in a fictional world. Below, faculty and staff share their favorite novels and short stories for …