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Organizers passed out signs with messages like “Stop the war on Iran!” and “No new U.S. war in the Middle East” to attendees, as well as flyers and hand warmers.
New Yorkers Protest Attacks Against Iran
By MICHELLE WILSON March 5, 2026
On March 2, around 300 people gathered at Columbus Circle to protest against the U.S. and Israel’s attacks on Iran.
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.
Four Clubs, One Goal
By MICHELLE WILSON
Fordham's four biggest student clubs hosted their first joint town hall on Feb. 26 to highlight their initiatives and hear student concerns.
David Vargas on the podium as the Atlantic 10 champion after coming in first in the one-meter dive.
Fordham Swim and Dive Earns Gold
By CORA COST
Eight Fordham swimming and diving athletes medaled at the Atlantic 10 Conference Championships in Virginia.
Fordham’s Black Student Alliance celebrated Black History Month by hosting a reception on Feb. 25.
BSA Hosts Black History Month Reception
By ABBIE WONG
Fordham’s BSA celebrated the end of Black History Month with a reception featuring alumni networking, conversations and community reflection.
Decreasing auditory stimulation can turn average moments into silent retreats.
I’m Not Really Listening
By GENESIS SALGUERO
A more intentional approach to reducing constant noise can make a huge difference in your life.
Millennial-founded Polymarket and Kalshi prove that boomers can’t be blamed for everything.
Don’t Bet On It
By JEREMY CARBO
Predatory online gambling is changing the way we think about the future, for the worse.
Students from the Lincoln Center campus came together for an iftar hosted by Desi Chai and the Arabic Club.
Ramadan Unites the Fordham Campuses
By ROOP SOMAL
Fordham’s MSA marked the start of Ramadan with community iftars and campus events at the Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses.
AI Spending Clash in Fordham LC’s Congressional District
By ANDREW MCDONALD
President Trump ordered federal agencies to halt use of Anthropic’s AI after the company refused to remove safety restrictions for the Pentagon. The crash fuels a high-stakes proxy battle over AI regulations in New York's 12th Congressional District.
Students and Alumni Uncover Women in Christianity
By SOPHIA STEPHAN
Theologians and recipients of the Mary Magdalene Fellowship with Impact gathered to discuss their work on women in Christianity.
Archdiocese of New York Inaugurates New Archbishop
By KAITLYN SQUYRES
Archbishop Ronald Hicks' installment marks what some members of the Fordham community see as a change in leadership style of the archdiocese.
Fordham’s Thoughts on Valentine’s Day
By IKMA INUSAH and CAITLIN LAMBROS February 14, 2026
Be it sending flowers to one's family or spending the day with a romantic partner, Valentine's Day means plenty to the Fordham community
Kleber Mendonça Filho and Emilie Lesclaux fielded questions at the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center.
‘The Secret Agent’ Debriefed at Lincoln Center
By NORA KINNEY
The director and producer of “The Secret Agent” shared insight on the film’s production and themes after a special screening.
‘What Multiculturalism Should Look Like’: Indian Dance Festival is a Lesson for Artists Everywhere
By INDIRA BUSH
The “What Flows Between Us Dance Festival” is a needed lesson in thoughtful use of tradition and collaboration.
‘Painting the Border: A Child’s Voice’ Opens in Fordham’s Refugee Gallery
By MARGO CRAVEN
A new exhibit at the Rose Hill campus showcases the paintings of young migrants expressing their experiences of the border.
Professors and Priests Unpack Martin Scorsese’s ‘Silence’
By NORA KINNEY
Three speakers with ties to Jesuit teaching reflected on the themes of Scorsese’s religious epic from 2016.
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Brenna Huckaby and Oksana Masters are set to represent the United States in the upcoming Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina.
The 2026 Paralympic Games Begin
Milano Cortina will host the Paralympic athletes competing in the 2026 Winter Paralympic Games from March 6 to 15.
Small Country, Big Champions
Fordham Serbian athletes highlight the mentality, culture and perseverance behind Serbia’s collegiate and professional athletic success.
Students Formalize a Rock Climbing Community
The United Student Government approved a new rock climbing club, formalizing the growing rock climbing community among Fordham students.
Olympians Speak Out Politically at Winter Games
Team USA speaks out about their political beliefs during press conferences at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan.
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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.
Ann M. Sperber Prize Celebrated 25 Years
By MACKENZIE COOPER November 19, 2025

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