Friends, former classmates and faculty are remembering Nahom Kidanemariam, Fordham's Gabelli School of Business (GSB) '09, as focused, ambitious and loyal.
The Atlantic 10 (A-10) Basketball Conference, home to Fordham and 13 other member institutions, has revamped its look. The conference has taken a more edgy, in-your-face approach to broadcasting how strong the member schools are both on the court and in the classroom.
This past weekend, the Fordham softball team started off their 2014 season in Orlando, Fla. After a round of explosive offensive effort and consistent superb pitching, the team improved to 2-1. And Head Coach Bridget Orchard believes this year’s team can win the Atlantic 10 (A-10) Conference once again.
The Fordham Rams defeated the University of Massachusetts’ (UMass) Minutewomen with a final score of 80-54. It was the latest win in a season spearheaded by chemistry on and off the court.
Kaitlyn Carballeira, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) ’14, bid farewell to the team for which she played for four years. She looks back at how it all started, her favorite moments, and what her future may entail.
Director of Fordham’s Counseling and Psychological Services, Jeffrey Ng, discusses the “hyper-masculine” locker room culture within the NFL and the problems it creates.
With an 8-0 record this season, Fordham’s football team is bound to have their share of breakout stars. Wide receiver Samuel Ajala, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) ’15, is one of them.
The Fordham Rams football now have a 7-0 record after delivering a beating against the Georgetown University Hoyas. It was a tale of two sides of the line, as both the offense and the defense put up strong efforts to give Fordham the 34-12 win.
Although it's fall, there are still activities in Central Park that will get you feeling energized and healthier. Here are four ways to get fit in the colder weather.
The Fordham women’s volleyball team began their season on Aug. 30 with a win over Savannah State University at the Winthrop Classic, a summer tournament hosted by Winthrop University.
Spray painted onto either side of home plate were the words “Opening Week” in red, white and blue. After six months off, April 1 indicated that the 2013 baseball season for the New York Mets had finally begun.
Although Fordham's starting pitching performed well on Wednesday, March 20, a few fielding errors resulted in a 5-1 Fordham defeat by Hofstra University's Pride.
After a hard-fought battle against the Saint Louis University (SLU) Billikens, Fordham’s women’s basketball team won their 18th game of the season, 61-56.
On January 23 Fordham's men’s basketball team made their way to icy Dayton, Ohio to play the University of Dayton's Flyers. In the two teams’ last seven meetings to date, the Flyers have come away with the win.
Brienne Ryan, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) ’13, has had an amazing 2012. The senior competed in both the NCAA tournament and the Olympic trials, and was selected as the Women’s Performer of the Week for four straight weeks.
On Saturday, Fordham’s volleyball team ended their season on a high note at home, winning a five-set battle against the University of Rhode Island’s Rams 3-2.
He is one of the most successful kickers in Fordham football history. But Patrick Murray, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH ’13), remains a humble guy who credits the support from his teammates and family, as well as the influences of Gaelic culture, for his success.
Fordham men’s soccer team increased their overall record to 5-4-2 and their Atlantic 10 conference record to 1-1-1 after a late 2-1 victory against George Washington University on Oct. 14.
By July 18, the Yankees had built a 10 game lead over the Orioles for first place in the American League East, making it look like they were going to easily cruise along straight to the postseason. However, as of late, the team has been facing all sorts of issues which have caused that lead to diminish substantially.
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