The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

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The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer
UNIVERSITY
The Trump administration has rolled back its visa revocations, reinstating the legal status of over 1,000 international students nationwide.
Universities Stand Together

All four Fordham international student visas revoked by the federal government have been restored as of 10 a.m. on April 27, according to Fordham’s...

Immigration Rights in the Current Climate

On April 25, Fordham educated students on their rights and addressed the community’s concerns on the current immigration climate during a forum...

Fordham Introduces New Course Evaluation System

Fordham has introduced a new course evaluation system that aims to boost student involvement and provide teachers with concise, actionable feedback.  Encouraging...

Fourth FitzSimons Civics Event Clarifies National Budget Process

A small group of the Fordham community learned about the federal budget process at a midday lecture on April 15.  Jacob Smith, an assistant...

Administration To Raise Tuition 4.65%

Fordham announced a 4.65% tuition hike in a university-wide email on March 31, pushing yearly sticker-price tuition to $65,000.  The email...

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LATEST STORIES
Pope Leo XIV is the second pope born in the Western hemisphere, after his predecessor Pope Francis.
A group of eight protestors climbed on stage as city comptroller Brad Lander was speaking, chanting “off fossil fuels Brad” and “Black Rock Brad.”
Mayoral Candidates Go Back to School
Bryan Massingale, a Catholic priest and professor of theology at Fordham University, discussed how he re-frames disillusionment as a tool to spur social change.
Joy in the Struggle
University President Tania Tetlow sits down with Fordham student press to discuss issues plaguing the university.
Tetlow Addresses Student Visa Revocation and Other Issues
The Office of Finance at the Fordham Rose Hill campus oversees all of the university’s financial resources.
Fordham Implements New Budgetary Measures
Justino’s on 9th Avenue is temporarily closed due to a broken water pipe. The 10th Avenue location is still open for business.
9th Ave Justino’s Pizza May Reopen as Chicken Spot
Fordham Health Services cannot provide contraceptives due to the school's strong Jesuit beliefs.
The Fight For Contraceptive Access
CITY
Homeland Security Investigations, HSI, agents conduct an arrest during an operation.
Enforcement and Removal Operations: Fordham Students Oppose ICE
Fordham students and administration weigh in on what to do when interacting with ICE under President Trumps's mass deportation policy.
Primary Candidates Speak at Forum

Seven Democratic New York City mayoral candidates took to the stage to address topics ranging from banning masks at protests to what their favorite...

Mayoral Primary Starts
New York City mayoral candidates have started fundraising and sharing policy proposals in anticipation of the June 24 Democratic primary.
Concerns in Subway Violence

A series of violent crimes in the New York City subways in December garnered a storm of online coverage and put commuters in the city on edge....

Fordham Lacks Plan to Address Drought

New York City Mayor Eric Adams declared a drought warning on Nov. 18 amid the driest conditions in exactly a century, urging New Yorkers to voluntarily...

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FEATURES
Rahman, left, and Vehlow, right, are the new Directors of Muslim and Jewish life respectively. They hope for a semester filled with both their personal religious traditions, as well as robust interfaith dialogue.
New Directors of Spiritual Life Embrace Interfaith Difference
By CHARLIE KUSTER • September 12, 2024

On the Outdoor Plaza last Thursday, Sept. 7, Imam Ammar Rahman and Rabbi Katja Vehlow addressed students and faculty at Fordham’s annual Interfaith...