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Fordham invited a panel of guests to discuss the roots of political polarization and provided insights into how to solve the problem.

Following new testing guidelines on campus, Fordham students have differing opinions on the testing availability and convenience.

After reaching a peak of 57 COVID-19 cases on campus, case numbers have begun to decrease matching declining trend of cases in New York City.

The Student Organization of Latinx hosted its first in-person mixer of the year, Mucho Gusto, featuring live music and a photobooth.

As rehearsals mostly return to normal, in-person performances will not happen during the 2021-22 academic year

Anne-Sophie Neumeister died on September 5 at the age of 23, only a few months after graduating from Fordham's master program.

Invasive to New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the spotted lanternfly, is harmful to industries such as agriculture and timber.

On the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, people gathered at ground zero to pay respects to those who lost their lives two decades ago.

The 2021 New York City mayoral race consists of Democratic and Republican primaries that will determine the candidates for the general election.

New Yorkers rallied throughout the city to promote workers and call for an end to corporate greed in May Day rallies around Union Square.

After Joe Biden was declared president-elect, people celebrated in the streets, after days of protests for Black Lives Matter.

As of Nov. 6, there have been no widespread protests or marches in the city directly related to the outcome of the election.