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Student activists bring signs and flags to Fridays for the Future, a weekly global protest started by Greta Thunberg to promote climate change awareness.

Activists Skip School for Climate Justice

By ANNA MONEYMAKER
February 19, 2020

Mark Botton, horseshoe crab expert, stands next to a few of his favorite specimens.

Faculty Spotlight: Professor Mark Botton, Horseshoe Crab Expert

By EMMA SEIWELL
February 11, 2020

Students with meal plans can now donate their unused guest meal passes to students in need.

Don’t Feed the Pigeons, Feed the Rams

By KATRINA MANANSALA
February 11, 2020

For three years Aziz has managed the challenging rigor of the law program, while simultaneously taking advantage of multiple professional opportunities through the school.

From Lincoln Center to Law School

By SAMANTHA MATTHEWS
February 5, 2020

The PEVCC leaders hope to create a club that offers students opportunities in private business investment.

New Business Club Enters the Market

By KATRINA MANANSALA
February 5, 2020

Martella constantly fights for an eco-friendly future as a climate activist.

Fighting the Climate Crisis: One Alumna on the Front Lines

By MARY ALTER
February 4, 2020

These values are not just far-off embodiments of the Jesuit mission, but concepts that constantly impact Fordham.

Jumping Into the Jesuit Tradition at Fordham

By SAM ELBEDEIWY
February 4, 2020

The Fordham pre-law program guides students on the complex and intimidating path towards law school.

Understanding What Pre-Law Means at Fordham

By SAMANTHA MATTHEWS, Features Editor
January 21, 2020

ROTC cadets come from schools around NYC to join Fordham's program, which is know as the Ram Battalion.

A Jesuit Approach to Army ROTC

By JACQUELINE PIERCE
January 20, 2020

The Ram Van has evolved alongside the Lincoln Center campus; what started as an experiment has now turned into a pillar of student life.

40 Years of the Rambling Ram Van

By JILL RICE
December 4, 2019

Diane Anderson holds up her daughter's image to fight for a new pedestrian safety law in New Jersey. The law was passed on April 1, 2010.

Ten Years Later, Casey Feldman’s Values Still Resonate

By SAMANTHA MATTHEWS
November 13, 2019

The most ideal printer locations in Lowenstein are only open to faculty.

To Print or Not to Print

By KRISTEN SKINNER
November 13, 2019