Doctoral candidates donned Fordham maroon robes during the opening procession.

Jane Roche, editor-in-chief, and Ana Winston, managing editor, are signing off on their time at The Observer.

The university has demonstrated a pattern of raising tuition every spring semester over the last several years.

Porras Ruiz is running for a spot on the Democratic County Committee of Queens, an official political party organization for Queens Democrats.

Whether it be enjoying the blooming cherry blossoms or going on a jog in Central Park, spring in New York City brings a plethora of outside experiences to take advantage of.

Situationship culture may be a product of the sexual revolution, but that doesn’t mean we have to abide by it.

Step aside, vapes, cigarettes are chic again!

Tetlow has extended her contract to continue as president of the university through to June 2030.

RAs and RFMs working in McKeon and McMahon Halls approved a memorandum of agreement to add FLC student residential staff to the standing bargaining agreement between the RA union and the university.

At a student press conference on April 7, University President Tania Tetlow prefaced the tuition increase announcement with comments on inflation’s effect on university spending.

USGRH’s proposed amendment would allow students to distribute contraceptives on campus, while keeping the ban on distribution using university resources and at university-sponsored events.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents are now present in 13 major airports across the nation.

A “bad” photo is not a reason to make fewer pictures, but instead, a reason to make more.

In the face of grief, sometimes all we can do is listen.

The presidents of United Student Government, Commuter Students Association, Residence Hall Association and the vice president of Campus Activities Board directed conversation at the town hall.

Fordham’s Black Student Alliance celebrated Black History Month by hosting a reception on Feb. 25.

Students from the Lincoln Center campus came together for an iftar hosted by Desi Chai and the Arabic Club.

Pairing the work of two seniors together creates a riveting dialogue within the gallery.

Archbishop Hicks’ Coat of Arms includes symbols that represent his ministerial experience in Chicago and El Salvador.

Correction: A photo caption printed on the front page of the newspaper and on The Fordham Observer website did not include the location of the photo. The laboratory pictured is located on the eighth floor...

Students were brought closer together in their intersecting identities at the Lunar New Year Celebration.

Nonverbal communication is just as important as speaking the same language.

While I didn’t scream when I tried their food, menu items like the Eggplant Milanese sandwich, The Yella Burger and their diverse selection of milkshakes, all constitute a strong step up from the simultaneously...

Unlike government-funded public universities, Fordham is not logistically subject to the U.S. federal administration as a private institution.

AI isn’t revolutionary, it’s a reflection of humanity’s own self-obsession.

Mixed-use development involves integrating retail and residential spaces in the same building, which promotes walkable, sustainable communities.

Hospital nurses protested outside Mount Sinai West to preserve benefits that are at risk in new contracts by hospitals city-wide.

RAs and RFMs at Fordham Lincoln Center are now unionized with FRH RAs, represented by OPEIU Local 153. A block away from McMahon Hall, nurses represented by NYSNA are on strike outside of Mount Sinai West.

The spring 2026 club fair took place inside the Lowenstein Center Indoor Plaza and South Lounge.

Upholding someone’s right to an opinion also maintains your right to publicly disagree.

I usually hit the wall right before sunrise.

From left to right: Ali Velshi, winner of the Ann M. Sperber Prize; Alan Sperber, brother of Ann. M Sperber; Connie Chung, winner of the 25 Anniversary Career Achievement Award.

A supermajority of RAs and RFMs at Fordham Lincoln Center signed union authorization cards, according to a letter submitted to the Fordham administration.

The emergency food pantries have been the impetus for Fordham administrators to pursue long-term food aid systems.

The Fordham Francis Index was presented by a professor and two students from Fordham’s Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development.

Jacob Beckert gave the first lecture in the series on the PEC’s role in 1920s Mandatory Palestine and its conflicts.

Saxbys has made some adjustments to their health and safety policies in the month since they opened.

The calm before cooties.

Quinn Library offers a range of resources for students, including research assistance and a writing center.

Benjamín Labatut’s work artistically frames narratives of ingenuity through the strife of unknowing

Gregory Maguire was inspired to write “Wicked” after what he described as a “religious vision” about Margaret Hamilton, who played the Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 film.

Now in its 34th season, “Dancing with the Stars” has reached its highest viewership to date.

Tetlow reported an increase in undergraduate applications for 2025–26.

Susan Zirinsky is the founder and president of “See It Now Studios,” an in-house documentary production studio for Paramount Skydance.

Three members from each club participated in the debate hosted by the Fordham Political Union.

The initiative is assembling a team of international scholars and theologians to serve as research fellows.

Senior Seneca Farhy spent her summer interning at The New York Historical, where she gained renewed appreciation for the humanities.

We’re not laughing at them, we’re laughing with them.

Atacus Jarrett is the treasurer of the Fordham College Democrats and encouraged students to get involved in canvassing, which he has engaged in since high school.

Fordham commuters wake up early each morning, many taking the subway to campus.

Peter Zangari is the donor of the $1 million donation towards advancing Fordham’s artificial intelligence research.

Fordham’s Jesuit values are displayed in the civic service efforts of students, faculty and staff.

Korean food was provided, purchased from the Koreatown restaurant Woorijip, meaning “our home.”

More and more Americans are searching for therapeutic comfort in all the different crevices of their lives

The House v. NCAA decision adds an entrepreneurial characteristic to the student-athlete life.

From fantasy to romance, here’s a comprehensive rundown of four must-reads this autumn.

Pre-professional advising will be modified and expanded over the 2025-26 academic year with the integration of a new assistant dean for pre-professional advising.

Conservatism is a cultural, social and political philosophy and ideology that promotes and preserves traditional values.

Fordham community members gathered in Walsh Library’s Flom Auditorium for the first McGinley lecture of the year.

Nothing says serious business like mission statements on an acrylic plaque.

Our accusations of performativity reflect our tendency to judge authenticity.

If we allow AI to skip the creative processes we dread, we surrender our chance to learn from our mistakes.

The new student-run Saxbys cafe team is training and preparing for their grand opening event on Oct. 1.

#LockedIn: Students share popular hashtags to seek a sense of togetherness in the struggles of the academic day to day — but this phenomenon has also created heightened competition among peers.

The hype around popular romance shows this summer raises questions about how Gen Z views relationships, dating and love off-screen.