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…
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At Lincoln Center, Celebrating Four Decades of Award-Winning Student Journalism
When Fordham students launched The Observer in 1981, they adopted a motto: “The eyes, ears,…
Classes to Careers: Class of 2020’s Next Steps in a Pandemic
We spoke with six members of the Class of 2020 about how their Fordham experiences…
Raymond Schroth, S.J., Who Taught Generations of Journalists, Dies at 86
Raymond “Ray” A. Schroth, S.J., a journalist and professor who mentored Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters and…
On Many Things: A Journalist’s Lessons Learned from Father O’Hare
Countless descriptors have been offered about Father Joseph A. O’Hare in the wake of his…
A Writing Career Renewed: Five Questions with Maryann Reid
Brooklyn-born writer Maryann Reid says she developed her voice at Fordham and, after some turmoil…
Fordham Honors Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporter with Sperber Prize
Seymour Hersh, whose exposé of the My Lai massacre and its cover-up during the Vietnam…
College in Translation: 5 Tips for International Students in New York City
American movies often show graduating college students wearing square black caps decorated with images or…
At Ram Centennial, Alumni Celebrate the Value and Virtues of Journalism
The Ram, Fordham’s venerable student newspaper, turned 100 in 2018. This anniversary called for a…
A ‘Squaring of the Circle’: Ted Koppel to Receive Charles Osgood Award from WFUV
Not many people know this, but Ted Koppel went to Fordham Law School—for about two…