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Fordham Now is your source for university news, events, media appearances, blogs, social media, photos, and videos that share the accomplishments of the Fordham community. All faculty, staff, and students receive our weekly email newsletter.

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Fordham Magazine is the magazine for alumni and friends of Fordham University. We present news and feature stories about Fordham people—alumni, faculty, and students—University events, history, research, and scholarship.

The print edition (circulation 185,000) is published twice a year, in fall and spring. Alumni begin receiving the magazine after graduation. Parents of current Fordham students also receive the print edition. All alumni also receive our monthly email newsletter which includes stories from the print edition plus exclusive online content.

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Inside Fordham is our way of helping you feel more informed about the week ahead and better connected to your coworkers and the great work happening at Fordham.

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Rams In the News is a weekly email newsletter of the top mentions of Fordham University and members of the university community in the media.'

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Recent Fordham News

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 …

Online Master’s in International Humanitarian Action Expands Fordham’s Global Reach

Online Master’s in International Humanitarian Action Expands Fordham’s Global Reach

Fordham University’s Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs (IIHA) and the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences have launched the first-ever fully online Master of Arts in International Humanitarian Action (MIHA). …

Fordham President Tania Tetlow Discusses Pope Leo’s Take on AI and Humanity

Fordham President Tania Tetlow Discusses Pope Leo’s Take on AI and Humanity

Tania Tetlow, president of Fordham University, joined journalists Edie Lush and Mike Oreskes on the We’re All Going to Die! podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on Pope Leo’s encyclical on …

Why We Still Can’t Get Enough of The Odyssey

Why We Still Can’t Get Enough of The Odyssey

Nearly 3,000 years after Homer composed The Odyssey, audiences are still captivated by Odysseus’ long journey home. Christopher Nolan’s rendering of the epic tale is already a box office success, …

Is the Constitution Built for the 21st Century? 

Is the Constitution Built for the 21st Century? 

Two hundred and fifty years after the United States declared its independence, the Constitution remains our nation’s governing blueprint. It has outlasted war, economic crises, and profound technological and social …

Star Trek at 60: A Bold, Surprisingly Jesuit Vision of the Future

Star Trek at 60: A Bold, Surprisingly Jesuit Vision of the Future

As the iconic sci-fi series marks its 60th anniversary, author and fan Keith R.A. DeCandido ’90 explores how the show’s hopeful vision—rooted in conversation and compassion—mirrors a Fordham Jesuit education. …

AI (Probably) Won’t Destroy Us, Says Sci-Fi Writer

AI (Probably) Won’t Destroy Us, Says Sci-Fi Writer

Bronx native Keith R.A. DeCandido ’90 chose Fordham for college in part because the local bus route took him right from his front door to campus. Since then, he has …

 ‘A Way to Love’: Two Fordham Grads on Becoming Jesuit Priests

 ‘A Way to Love’: Two Fordham Grads on Becoming Jesuit Priests

Of the 19 Jesuits ordained to the priesthood in the U.S. this summer, an eye-popping 10 are Fordham alumni. And for two grads, their ordination ceremony was also a homecoming. …

Fordham Announces Finalists for 26th Annual Sperber Book Prize

Fordham Announces Finalists for 26th Annual Sperber Book Prize

Fordham’s Department of Communication and Media Studies has announced the finalists for the 2026 Ann M. Sperber Prize, which honors outstanding works of nonfiction that illuminate the power of journalism …