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Vatican Secretary of State Delivers Message of Peace and Inclusion in Historic Visit to Fordham

Vatican Secretary of State Delivers Message of Peace and Inclusion in Historic Visit to Fordham

The Vatican secretary of state, His Eminence Cardinal Pietro Parolin, came to Fordham on Sunday, where he celebrated Mass in the University Church and chatted warmly with students, staff, and …

5 Things to Do in NYC | October

5 Things to Do in NYC | October

The crisp fall air is here which can only mean one thing—it’s officially spooky season! Whether you’re into browsing flea markets, savoring seasonal eats, or cheering on pups in adorable …

A-10 Releases 2024-2025 Women’s Basketball Slate

A-10 Releases 2024-2025 Women’s Basketball Slate

The Atlantic 10 has announced the full conference slate of games for Fordham University women’s basketball and the rest of the league with just over a month to go before …

Are You Ready to Vote?

Are You Ready to Vote?

This Tuesday, Sept. 17, is National Voter Registration Day, a nonpartisan civic holiday dedicated to celebrating our democracy.  For an estimated 8.3 members of Gen Z, it will be the …

Fordham Law Dean Shares Vision for Future

Fordham Law Dean Shares Vision for Future

Joseph Landau became the 12th dean of Fordham Law School on July 1. As a member of the law faculty since 2010 and associate dean of academic affairs since 2021, …

AI and Cybersecurity: Grant Funds New Teaching Tools

AI and Cybersecurity: Grant Funds New Teaching Tools

Fordham’s Center for Cybersecurity has secured a $125,000 grant from the United States Department of Defense to create a curriculum focused on AI-enabled cybersecurity tools. Titled “Enhancing Cybersecurity Education through …

Fordham University Welcomes Most Diverse Class in Its 183-Year History

Fordham University Welcomes Most Diverse Class in Its 183-Year History

On Aug. 25, Fordham welcomed the most diverse class of students ever to attend the University, a reflection of its historical efforts to open its doors to academically talented students …

New Study Confirms: Leeches Can Leap

New Study Confirms: Leeches Can Leap

It turns out that leeches—or at least one species—can leap their way to their next meal. For years, many have said the blood-sucking critters can jump, but now, thanks to …

Khalid Moore to Play with Brooklyn Nets in NBA Summer League

Khalid Moore to Play with Brooklyn Nets in NBA Summer League

Former Fordham Men’s Basketball standout Khalid Moore has received an invitation to the NBA’s Summer League for the second straight season, as the Elmont native will suit up with the …

What to See on Broadway This Summer

What to See on Broadway This Summer

Curious what to see on a crowded Broadway slate? Frank DiLella, longtime host of the Spectrum News NY1 show On Stage, has you covered. We asked DiLella, a 2006 Fordham …

Pulitzer Prize Finalist Calls Out Repressive Policies

Pulitzer Prize Finalist Calls Out Repressive Policies

Journalist Brian Lyman was honored by the Pulitzer board last month for his columns challenging policies that target transgender youth and public libraries’ independence. Brian Lyman, who has been immersed …