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In accord with CDC guidelines, students can test negative on the sixth day of quarantine and return to classes instead of waiting 10 days.

The Rev. Quickley passed away after a stretch of cardiovascular issues in spring 2021, he served as a live-in Jesuit in McMahon Hall.

As a part of the updated procedures for the return to campus in the spring, Fordham is modifying its protocol for indoor spaces and events.

Following John Carroll's retirement, former NYPD police officer Robert Fitzer is hired as associate vice president for Public Safety.

The Aron Memorial Prize is awarded to a rising senior who showcases outstanding achievement in the field of philosophy.

Fordham announced that it will require COVID-19 testing and a booster shot for community members to return to campus after the winter break.

Democrat Zephyr Teachout has stepped down in the race for New York Attorney General for the November 2022 election.

Eric Adams won the NYC mayoral election on Nov. 2, with 66.5% of the vote count and only 20% of eligible voters participating at the polls.

The Bronx Night Market, co-founded by a Fordham alum, attracts Rose Hill students and features cuisine commonly found in the South Bronx.

After a 45-day strike, unionized taxi workers have come to an agreement with NYC on a substantial relief package to address medallion debt.

Student workers at Columbia University express their dissatisfaction with wages and lack of support and protection from the university.

New York City voters have an opportunity to determine the future of the city by choosing Eric Adams or Curtis Sliwa to be their next mayor.