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Early Closings | Wednesday, February 20 Due to winter weather all classes at Rose Hill beginning at 3 p.m. today are cancelled; Westchester and Calder Center close at 3 p.m. Lincoln Center will remain open, all classes will go on. Full Details Here

  • Visit Us During Presidents' Week (2/18-2/22)

    Visit Us During Presidents' Week (2/18-2/22)

    Got the week off? Come for a visit. Presidents' Day and the week that follows is an excellent time for anyone to visit Fordham. We've got a lot planned for you.

    See Our Presidents' Week Events
  • Make Your Mark on New York City

    Make Your Mark on New York City

    When we say New York is our campus, we really mean it. From Arthur Avenue up in the Bronx to Wall Street down in the Financial District, the city is your classroom.

     
  • Rigorous, Perspective-altering Core Curriculum

    Rigorous, Perspective-altering Core Curriculum

    Questioning your assumptions takes intellectual courage, but your classmates and faculty will be there to support you.

     
  • Expand Your View

    Expand Your View

    The New York skyline is just one of the many advantages to living on campus at Lincoln Center.

     

You can make it here. We can help.

We’re a Jesuit, Catholic university. Our spirit is one of radical engagement—with profound ideas, with communities around the world, with injustice, with beauty, with the entirety of the human experience.

This is what makes us Fordham: We’re a tight community in New York City, we value and educate the whole person, and our graduates tell us that Fordham has shaped them, has led them to make positive changes in their lives and in the world.

The plaza on the Lincoln Center campus in the fall.

Lincoln Center

Manhattan

Keating Hall with Foliage

Rose Hill

The Bronx

What's Your Passion?

Find It at Fordham
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Cura Personalis is Fordham's commitment to educating the whole person.

When you study history, you will see that across centuries, one of the great purposes of human life is to wonder about life, the universe, and creation.

Susan Wabuda, Associate Professor of History specializing in the 16th century