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

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A Kid From Brooklyn: The Artist Behind Fordham’s New York Liberty T-Shirts

A Kid From Brooklyn: The Artist Behind Fordham’s New York Liberty T-Shirts

Brooklyn artist Josh Zepeda brought a distinctly New York perspective to the T-shirts he designed to celebrate Fordham’s collaboration with the New York Liberty. The shirts, distributed at Fordham Day …

WFUV Earns Record 14 New York State Broadcasting Awards

WFUV Earns Record 14 New York State Broadcasting Awards

Students at WFUV earned 14 Awards for Excellence in Broadcasting this year, five for news coverage and nine for sports. The awards recognize work ranging from an interview with a …

Rams in the News: Why Graduate School Just Got Harder to Pay For

Rams in the News: Why Graduate School Just Got Harder to Pay For

Why Graduate School Just Got Harder to Pay ForBloomberg Television 07-26-2026“We’re thinking about everything we can. It’s just very hard to bridge the gap of excellence our students deserve… doing …

Bob Ahrens, WFUV Sports Director and Beloved Mentor, Dies at 89

Bob Ahrens, WFUV Sports Director and Beloved Mentor, Dies at 89

Bob Ahrens, the longtime executive producer of WFUV Sports, revered by generations of Fordham students and alumni as an exacting teacher and lifelong mentor, died on August 19 after a …

Photos: Former Athletes ‘Run It Back’ at Rose Hill

Photos: Former Athletes ‘Run It Back’ at Rose Hill

How can former athletes regain the thrill of intense competition when casual rec leagues and pick-up games aren’t enough?  That’s the question Max Peara ’15 and Karishma Kapoor ’15 are …

Walks on the Wild Side: 5 Fordham-Recommended Hikes Near New York City

Walks on the Wild Side: 5 Fordham-Recommended Hikes Near New York City

Labor Day’s approach reminds us that fall is on the way. So we asked Fordham staff and faculty for their favorite hikes in the region to take in the soon-to-be …

Achievements and Recognition | August 28

Achievements and Recognition | August 28

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 …

Fordham Welcomes Class of 2030, Second Largest in University’s History

Fordham Welcomes Class of 2030, Second Largest in University’s History

Fordham kicked off the academic year with the arrival of the second-largest class in University history—about 2,650* students representing nearly all U.S. states and more than 50 countries, bringing breadth and …

Dolly Parton Didn’t Call Herself a Feminist. 9 to 5 Did the Talking

Dolly Parton Didn’t Call Herself a Feminist. 9 to 5 Did the Talking

Dolly Parton, who died on Aug. 25 at the age of 80, always resisted calling herself a feminist. But in 1980, the legendary songwriter, businesswoman, and philanthropist became the voice …

‘People Want to Work’: Student Helping Displaced Ukrainians Earns Prestigious Obama-Chesky Award

‘People Want to Work’: Student Helping Displaced Ukrainians Earns Prestigious Obama-Chesky Award

A Fordham junior involved in fundraising and political activism to support Ukraine and its displaced citizens has been awarded the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship to advance her career in public service. …

Yahoo! Life: Line Culture Is a ‘Marketing Jackpot,’ says Fordham Professor

Yahoo! Life: Line Culture Is a ‘Marketing Jackpot,’ says Fordham Professor

Timothy D. Malefyt, PhD, a marketing professor at Fordham University, explained how long lines, whether seen in person or on TikTok, act as a form of visible social validation. Despite …