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.

Adding political education to the curricula and syllabi of classes is a valuable complement to personal research and social media, common ways in which students obtain their information.

Live sporting and performance events were both interrupted by the pandemic, but sports have since found strategies and support to return that the arts still lack.

University Health Services has announced a new testing policy in which all on-campus students must be tested once per month.

Viral dances on TikTok are giving untrained dancers new opportunities and financial benefits while aspiring professionals are left behind.

Some students and faculty believe that rankings do not mean much since the deciding factors used do not reflect recent concerns. Others say that an increase in the national ranking can help with careers...

Fordham's testing centers, located on both Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses, offer self-administered nasal swab tests for all community members free of charge.

Fordham’s intramural program is offering eSports as a virtual alternative to the regular season. “When the traditional methods for getting together were taken away because of COVID, I think eSports...

Kozakowski and Tyson both said they pass by very few students on campus every da. Hallways and common spaces have been extremely de-densified.

The pandemic has made voting in person more difficult than ever, leading to an increased need for mail-in voting.

Riverside Park, running between the Hudson River and Upper West Side, is home to many open fields perfect for picnics and paths for walking and biking.

Between Aug. 18 and 31, the two campuses reported a total of five positive cases out of 3,803 tests. Rose Hill's testing site, pictured, is set up outside O'Hare Hall, and Lincoln Center's is located within...

COVID-19 testing through the University Health Center, one of multiple testing options, requires students to swab themselves while a nurse or FUEMS member looks on to ensure it is done correctly.

After having its doors closed for the longest time in over a century, The Met will finally open on Aug. 29 for five days a week at 25% capacity and with physical distancing in place.

Fordham will now recognize June 19, or Juneteenth, as an annual paid holiday.

SAT and ACT preparation has been a stressful time for college applicants. Due to the ongoing pandemic, Fordham has chosen to forego standardized test application requirements.

Even with the partial refund, commuter students feel they "got the short end of the stick" with transitioning online.

Many students were forced to leave some of their belongings behind, such as textbooks and clothes, after rushing out of the dorms. It is still unclear when those items can be retrieved.

With many in-person summer internships canceled, Fordham's Career Services encourages students to search for available remote opportunities.

Fall 2020 is still months away, but Fordham's faculty are actively preparing for what future classes will look like.

The university encourages professors to get creative with ways to effectively test students in language classes while they take finals at home unmonitored.

Fordham is encouraging professors to develop online final exams that would enable students to demonstrate their learning goals, even with course materials open in front of them.

As many employers institute hiring fees, seniors are left scrambling for post-grad opportunities.

Prolonged screen time due to online classes can cause eye discomfort and even eyestrain.

Zinc, lavender and the omega-3 in walnuts are just a few supplements that have scientifically proven benefits.

In New York, plastic bags must have a lifespan of at least 125 uses for carrying up to 22 pounds a distance of 175 feet to be considered “reusable” and in compliance with state regulations.

A scholar of African American literature reads portions of her book to portray ideas about race theory.

This is how the world will end: not with a bang but with a rinse cycle.

After concerns that Fordham students were uninsured, Fordham introduced a $3000 opt-out insurance plan.

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

When steam started to rise, FDNY trucks and Con Ed arrived on scene.