Student-Athletes Share Ideas for LGBTQ+ Inclusivity
In celebration of Pride Month, Fordham Athletics hosted a virtual panel where five students discussed…
Author Taylor Ha
Taylor Ha
Taylor is a 2018 graduate of the Stony Brook University School of Communication and Journalism, where she was valedictorian of her class and garnered several awards for her reporting and writing. Now she is a senior staff writer and videographer in Fordham University's news and media relations bureau, where she writes stories and shoots/edits/produces short-form videos. She earned her master's degree in public media from Fordham in August 2020. Her work has appeared on NPR and in New York City newspaper amNewYork METRO.
The Observer Wins First Place from the American Scholastic Press Association
In recognition of their 2020-2021 news coverage, The Observer, the student newspaper of Fordham College…
Fordham Faculty Present COVID-19 Research
Three Fordham faculty members highlighted their yearlong scientific research on COVID-19 in the Zoom webinar…
Doctoral Student Awarded Ford Foundation Fellowship for Research on Black Theologian
Paul Daniels, a second-year doctoral student in Fordham’s theology program, received a prestigious Ford Foundation…
The ‘Visionary Dodransbicentennial Class of 2020’ Returns Home
The Class of 2020 reunited at the Rose Hill campus on June 5 and 6…
2022 Budget Forecast Is ‘Cautiously Optimistic,’ Says Fordham Finance Team
In the annual spring budget forum on May 7, Fordham’s finance team explained how the…
Rose Hill Research Symposium Features Jazz Concert, Virtual and Live Presentations
In the early months of the pandemic, senior undergraduate researchers at Fordham College at Rose…
Alexander Hendra Dwi Asmara, GRE ’21: A Jesuit Educator in Indonesia
Alexander Hendra Dwi Asmara, S.J., lives in Indonesia, the world’s most populous Muslim-majority country. But…
Chantal Chevalier, GSE ’21: Bronx Native Teaching Close to Home
Chantal Chevalier, a Bronx native and first-generation Latina college student at Fordham, will become an…
Rachel Daso, FCRH ’21: Researcher in Regenerative Medicine and Co-Valedictorian
Rachel Daso dreamed of becoming a doctor after seeing her mother, a pediatrician, make a…