Thinking Small: A New Tool for Decoding the Brain’s Chemical Signals
Chemist Nako Nakatsuka is developing tiny sensors that could revolutionize our ability to monitor and…
Undergraduate
At Urban Plunge, Students Join New Neighbors in Solidarity
Urban Plunge, the pre-orientation event that introduces first-year students to their new communities, returned to…
Fordham Welcomes Most Diverse, Largest Class in History
Fordham welcomed more than 2,800 students to its incoming class on Opening Day, making it…
Office of Undergraduate Admission Test-Optional Policy Extension | August 2021
In May 2020, Fordham announced that for a two-year period, standardized admissions tests—the SAT and ACT—would…
The ‘Visionary Dodransbicentennial Class of 2020’ Returns Home
The Class of 2020 reunited at the Rose Hill campus on June 5 and 6…
Commencement Ceremonies Celebrate Resilience and ‘Small Acts of Courage’
With a week of sunny diploma ceremonies on the Rose Hill campus and a University-wide…
Yong Yong Chen, GABELLI ’21: From China to Brooklyn to the Global World of Books
Growing up in South Brooklyn, Yong Yong Chen was no stranger to the world of…
Computer Science Department Hosts Coding Bootcamp for Students Underrepresented in Field
In the world of computer science, the representation of women and people of color is…
Five Alumni Reflect on How Fordham Has Fueled Their Creative Career Journeys
Turning a philosophy degree into a career as an entrepreneur. Drawing on Fordham’s Jesuit values…
New Economics Course Shifts Focus to Sustainability and the Greater Good
Last September, after six months of a raging pandemic with no end in sight, unemployment…