Fordham Students and President Tetlow Partner with Community at Urban Plunge
Learning about health disparities in the Bronx, planting and mulching a community garden, helping to…
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Fordham College at Lincoln Center Graduate Remembered as Friend to Everyone
Ian Schaefer was known for being a friend to everyone, everywhere he went—from his hometown…
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…
Julie Gafney Takes Helm at Center for Community Engaged Learning
Julie Gafney, Ph.D., a medievalist scholar whose 12-year career segued into promoting equity and justice…
In ‘Magis Minute’ Project, Rams Reflect on What Fordham’s Jesuit Mission Means to Them
This past summer, Fordham launched an initiative asking people a simple question: Can you take…
Coro Fellow Aims to Help Eradicate Health Disparities in New York City
Anya Patterson, FCRH ’19, has been named a 2019–2020 Coro Fellow in Public Affairs. She…
Fordham Raises More Than $1 Million on Giving Tuesday
Fordham raised $1,107,639 on Giving Tuesday this year—the highest amount since the University began participating in…
Father Mick Shares His Vision for Integrating the Mission
Michael “Mick” McCarthy, S.J., vice president for Mission Integration and Planning, has served at several…
First-Year Students Dig Deep at Urban Plunge
At the start of the school year, as in years past, teams of Fordham’s incoming…
Lunch in the Neighborhood: A Conversation with Gregory Jost and Eileen Markey
Adjunct sociology professors Gregory Jost, FCRH ’97, GSAS ’05, and Eileen Markey, FCRH ’98, met at Urban Plunge when they were…