Fordham will required all students of its undergraduate, graduate and professional schools to be vaccinated for the fall 2021 semester.

Some students have experienced frustration with their classes this semester due to problems associated with the virtual learning modality.

Fordham's vaccines are stored in dedicated refrigerators on campus. The university will be receiving 200 doses of the Moderna vaccine weekly as long as it distributes all of the doses it receives.

Faculty members are relieved to have their retirement contributions resumed, but some believe that there should be more faculty involvement in these important decisions.

A duty crew consists of the crew chief, EMT and driver positions. The weekday night shift lasts from 6 p.m. to 8 a.m. the next morning.

Dean of Student Services Keith Eldredge attributes the COVID-19 testing decrease to the university’s closure on March 10 and the deadline of the monthly testing requirement.

The deans stated that the rumor on stricter grade policies originated from a memo instructing professors not to award passing grades to students who did not complete all their coursework.

Since Fordham selected Aramark as its food provider, students have raised complaints about unsanitary conditions as well as a lack of options for students with dietary restrictions.

Melissa Quiroz, University Health Services Office Nurse Manager, has been working hard with her staff and FUEMS members to effectively COVID-19 test the Fordham community while people returned to campus.

A small percentage of classes are being held in person this semester, but the university plans to return to full in-person instruction in the fall. The decision has sparked both excitement and concern...

Finlay Hall, a Rose Hill dorm with isolation and quarantine rooms set aside. Students in quarantine live in the same buildings as people who aren't, though they do not share any living spaces or bathrooms.

Although the Rose Hill campus reopened as initially scheduled two weeks after shutting down, there still remains much confusion as to how the university is working to prevent another outbreak from happening.

The virtual performance was streamed for everyone watching from home and in the McNally Amphitheatre for an in-person viewing experience.

Some students receiving tests on campus said that the process was easier and less time-consuming than at other city locations.

Some University Health Services staff have managed to get vaccinated for COVID-19. While McShane has promised to vaccinate the entirety of the Fordham community, when the vaccine will become available...

As of 3 p.m. on Feb. 13, the university has not announced the cancellation of in-person classes at Rose Hill, which New York state guidelines require if a university surpasses 100 coronavirus cases.

Lesser-known aftereffects of the coronavirus include inflammation and damage within the brain.

Jenifer Campbell will be the new dean of students at Fordham Lincoln Center. She intends to uphold supervision of her role as the Senior Director of Residential Life while the search for her replacement...

While 72% of Americans are reportedly wearing masks, many others, including the president, have questioned and undermined them.

Celebrating Thanksgiving virtually is the safest option this year.

Just before students return home for Thanksgiving break, the university's total infection rate has passed 1% for the first time. There are 67 cases between Rose Hill and Lincoln Center as of Nov. 21.

The English department founded the Diversity and Social Justice Committee in 2016 and will now begin editing its syllabi and work toward accountability.

Disruptions to daily routines due to the pandemic and quarantining this year have thrown off many students' sleep schedules.

A recent survey revealed an increase in alcohol consumption among adults between 2019 and 2020. Due to the potentially adverse health effects of heavy drinking, other coping mechanisms may be a better...

A health insurance card sticks out of a student's wallet. Fordham requires all students to have health insurance, but some international plans are not allowed after policy changes made last semester. ...

All around Manhattan, workers are putting up boards and fences to protect property in the event of post-election unrest.