Frank Serpico Talks Ethics and Survival with EMBA StudentsFordham University2026-09-20 | Frank Serpico Talks Ethics and Survival with EMBA StudentsCommencement 2023 🎓FordhamUniversity2023-05-24 | Fordham University Commencement 2023 was one to remember! 🎓❤️#Fordham2023
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Find Fordham online: Website: https://www.fordham.edu/ Instagram: instagram.com/fordhamuniversity Twitter: twitter.com/FordhamNYCFrom the Ram Cam: Ep. 54 | Life of a Resident Assistant (RA)FordhamUniversity2023-05-24 | Have you ever thought about being a Resident Assistant (RA)? Do you know what their job looks like? Sultan, FCRH '24, offers a glimpse of what it's like to be an RA at Fordham!2023 Scholarship Donors and Recipients ReceptionFordhamUniversity2023-05-10 | An evening of gratitudeFrom the Ram Cam: Ep. 52 | Dorm TourFordhamUniversity2023-05-10 | One of the most exciting things about living on campus is decorating and making your dorm unique to you! Isabella, FCRH ’26, gives you a tour of her cozy dorm!From the Ram Cam: Ep. 53 | Global TransitionFordhamUniversity2023-05-10 | The best part of being an international student at Fordham? That you’re never alone! Om, GABELLI ‘26, shares a few insights into how you can get connected through Global Transition, Fordham’s international orientation program.Installation of the Thomas F.X. and Theresa Mullarkey Chair in LiteratureFordhamUniversity2023-04-28 | On Asian American Literature (and Life) in the Time of COVID In this talk, Stephen Hong Sohn will explore the various ways his professional life, research, and relationship with Asian American literature have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. Sohn will detail how he first accepted his offer to come to Fordham in January 2020 and how the COVID lockdown period enabled him to complete a book even as he was compelled to initiate a new research project. His experiences reading Asian American literature shifted radically beginning in March 2020, as the pandemic complicated how he engaged with genres like science fiction and fantasy, and his subsequent move to New York City continued to push him to develop this line of thinking further. He will also describe his current and upcoming book projects, focusing first on the importance of speculative fiction as a site of radical potentiality and then detailing the crucial place of Asian American literature and studies as a site of care work.From the Ram Cam: Ep. 51 | Earth DayFordhamUniversity2023-04-22 | From all of us at Fordham, Happy Earth Day! We're proud of the many initiatives and programs that help us be more sustainable on our campus and across the world.Magis Minute | Joe RussoFordhamUniversity2023-04-19 | Joe Russo, FCRH '15, a member of the Fordham Fund team, shares how he finds fulfillment in securing scholarship support for current students—since it was the news of a scholarship award that made it possible for him to continue his Jesuit education at Fordham.Our Common Home: Fordhams Environmental Action PlanFordhamUniversity2023-04-18 | On Earth Day 2021, Pope Francis issued a bold new imperative to our world to act courageously in addressing climate change. Pope Francis called for a full-fledged response from the Catholic Church to turn the words of his 2015 encyclical, "Laudato Si', on Care for Our Common Home," into actions. Called the Laudato Si’ Action Platform, this bold and visionary approach asks all Catholic institutions to holistically transform over the next seven years to stave off catastrophic global warming.
Fordham has answered the call. We are inspired to action. The time is now.
Learn more at https://www.fordham.edu/about/living-the-mission/center-for-community-engaged-learning/laudato-si-action-plan/.Behind the Scenes of Student Play La CocinaFordhamUniversity2023-04-18 | Inspired by "The Kitchen" by Arnold Wesker, "La Cocina" looks at the back of house of a modern day NYC restaurant kitchen as cooks and waitstaff juggle orders, dishes, and their own dreams of a better life. The play is by Tony Meneses, interim head of playwriting in the Fordham Theatre Program, and directed by Alex Shaw. (Video by Taylor Ha)Fordham Students Meet Vice President Kamala HarrisFordhamUniversity2023-04-18 | ...From the Ram Cam: Ep. 50 | Tips for the Class of 2027 pt. 2FordhamUniversity2023-04-13 | Incoming Class of 2027, May 1 is around the corner! Erica, FCLC '25, has a few tips for you as you prepare to become a Fordham Ram!Magis Minute | Tania TetlowFordhamUniversity2023-04-04 | Reflecting on Holy Week, Tania Tetlow, president of Fordham University, shares how Jesuit insights, such as knowing yourself, striving for greater depth, decluttering physically and emotionally, and being rooted in gratitude, have fundamentally influenced the way she leads and exists in the world.At the Intersection of Human + Tech: Talks from Fordham InnovatorsFordhamUniversity2023-04-03 | Talks Program: 00:00 Beginning
15:00 Introduction by Phil Cicione, FCRH ’87
20:00 Introduction by Anand Padmanabhan, VP & Chief Information Officer at Fordham University
30:17 “The Metaverse on Main Street: How AR Can Help Rebuild Local Communities,” Tim Chaffee, FCLC ’08
43:06 “A Brief Tour of Blockchain,” Benjamin M. Cole, Ph.D.
54:08 “Reshaping Fashion by Human-AI Co-creation of Design,” Yilu Zhou, Ph.D.
1:06:32 “Digital Cura Personalis: Equity, justice and care for modern times,” Lauri Goldkind, Ph.D.
1:19:12 “Open AI and Cybersecurity,” Juliet Okafor, GSAS ’03
1:34:41 “A Focus on L.I.T.E. and Emerging Educational Technologies,” Fleur Eshghi, Ed.D., and Nicole Zeidan, Ed.D. -- From AI-human co-creation of fashion design to XR as a tool to reconnect local communities with one another, we invited a group of Fordham faculty members and alumni working with tech across art, business, journalism, education, and data security to present their innovations and share their thoughts on shaping–and reshaping—the human experience.
The evening’s program includes a series of brief (10-minute) talks and an alumni networking reception where guests can explore some of the projects firsthand.
The event is part of Forever Learning Month 2023, a collaborative initiative of the Fordham University Alumni Association (FUAA), the Office of Alumni Relations, and partners across the University.
Learn more: bit.ly/3lvNRqBFrom the Ram Cam: Ep. 49 | Study TipsFordhamUniversity2023-03-29 | Do you ever wonder how Fordham students stay on top of their studies? Tati, FCRH ’26, and her friends have some tips for you!Magis Minute | Kujegi CamaraFordhamUniversity2023-03-24 | Kujegi Camara, assistant director for community engagement and operations in the Center for Community Engaged Learning, reflects on how she lives the mission through her Muslim faith, which invites her to see God in all things and work for peace and justice.Theology & the Earth: Human Beings in the Community of CreationFordhamUniversity2023-03-24 | On Marc h21. 2023, March Elizabeth Johnson, C.S.J., delivers a lecture about how we need to rethink humankind’s relationship with the natural world.From the Ram Cam Ep. 48 | Residence Hall OptionsFordhamUniversity2023-03-22 | Did you know we have a variety of residence halls for upperclassmen at Rose Hill? Sophie, FCRH ’26, is here to show you a little about each of them! Current students, what's your favorite?President Tetlow Speaks at 2023 Founders DinnerFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | ...President Tetlow & University Choir Perform How Can I Keep from Singing?FordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | At the end of the 2023 Founder's Dinner, the surprise closing act brought the audience to its feet: President Tania Tetlow joined members of the University Choir in performing “How Can I Keep from Singing?”Students Debut Original Song at 2023 Founders DinnerFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Joshua Screen, a Founder’s scholar and Fordham College at Lincoln Center junior, said that the theme of the evening, “Where Dreams Take Us,” inspired him “to share something very special with all of you—so naturally I wrote a song called ‘Our Story.’” Screen conducted a debut performance of the song with Valeria Fernandez, a first-year Fordham College at Lincoln Center student, and Cade Parker, a first-year Fordham College at Lincoln Center student who is also a Founder’s scholar.Thomas M. Lamberti, Esq., FCRH ’52, and Eileen Lamberti: 2023 Founders Award SpeechFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Thomas M. Lamberti, Esq., FCRH ’52, and Eileen Lamberti were honored at the 2023 Founder's Dinner.
Thomas Lamberti, a Fordham President’s Council member, is a retired labor and employment lawyer who practiced law for more than 60 years. He and his wife, Eileen, have supported numerous initiatives at Fordham, including the Elizabeth A. Johnson Endowed Scholarship for women in theology as well as the vocal group Highbridge Voices, which performed at the dinner and has an ongoing partnership with Fordham’s Center for Community Engaged Learning.
Lamberti, a son of Italian immigrants, said that he believed his legacy was “to give the same educational opportunities that I had” to sons and daughters of immigrants. He also spoke of his growing awareness of the civil rights movement—and the effects of segregation in the South—while serving in the U.S. Air Force in the 1950s at what was then Turner Air Force Base in Albany, Georgia.
He said that he and his wife, Eileen—whom he compared to St. Therese of Lisieux, since she “scatters flowers of love wherever life takes her”—returned to the South last year to visit Montgomery, Selma, and Birmingham, Alabama. In Birmingham, he was struck by a mural dedicated to the memory of John Lewis, the late congressman and civil rights leader. It featured a quote of his: “If you come together with a mission, and it’s grounded with love and a sense of community, you can make the impossible possible.”
“I am asking you wonderful people that are here tonight who are dedicated to Fordham, let’s join that mission,” Lamberti said. “Let’s educate children, particularly Black and brown children from poor sections of New York, and let’s make their dreams come true.”Robert D. Daleo, GABELLI ’72, and Linda Daleo: 2023 Founders Award SpeechFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Robert D. Daleo, GABELLI ’72, and Linda Daleo were honored at the 2023 Founder's Award Dinner.Vincent Scullys Family: 2023 Founders Award SpeechFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Vin Scully, who died in August 2022, was the beloved voice of the Dodgers for 67 years and announcer for Major League Baseball on CBS and NBC. He got his start at WFUV, Fordham’s public media station, and was known as the “patron saint of WFUV Sports.” Scully left $1 million each to Fordham and Fordham Prep after he died.
“This award celebrates his life, his legacy, and the traditions and values he held so dear, and shaped how he led his life,” his daughter Erin Scully said upon accepting the award in his honor. “He learned these traditions and values while at Fordham University.”
Scully said that her father provided financial support and mentorship to students because he “knew the responsibility he had to nurture the next generation in those same values and traditions he had been taught.”Sharissa Fernandes, GABELLI ’23, Speaks at the 2023 Founders DinnerFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Sharissa Fernandes, GABELLI ’23, told the more than 850 attendees that their support has helped her find her interests, passion, and a career. Fernandes said that when she started at Fordham, she wasn’t sure exactly what she wanted to do, but through the support of mentors like Father Vin DeCola, S.J., Fernandes found success as a global business student at the Lincoln Center campus. She graduated in December and is about to join Deloitte, where she interned, as a cybersecurity analyst.Alexa Carmona, FCRH 26, Sings the National AnthemFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Alexa Carmona, FCRH '26, sang the National Anthem at the 2023 Founder's Dinner.Highbridge Voices Performs at 2023 Founders DinnerFordhamUniversity2023-03-21 | Highbridge Voices, a performing arts group made up of elementary to high school students from the Bronx, kicked off the evening with moving renditions of the songs “No Time” and “I’ll Be On My Way.”2023 St. Patricks DayFordhamUniversity2023-03-20 | The Fordham community celebrated St. Patrick's Day at a brunch and New York City's 262nd annual St. Patrick's Day Parade.From the Ram Cam: Ep 47 | Day In The Life 2FordhamUniversity2023-03-08 | The day in the life of a Fordham student varies, but one thing that remains the same is the occasional trip to Arthur Avenue for lunch! Kelsey, FCRH ‘24, gives us a glimpse of her day.From the Bronx to Brooklyn: A-10 Mens Basketball ChampionshipFordhamUniversity2023-03-06 | Fordham beat Duquesne in a 87-60 win on March 4, clinching the #3 seed in next week's A-10 Tournament.
The men's basketball team wrapped up their most successful season in three decades. The #3 seed is the highest ever finish for the Rams in the Atlantic 10. Twelve conference wins is also the most ever for Fordham in the Atlantic 10.
The first A-10 game will take place at the Barclays Center on Thursday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Video Footage: Charles Hobbs, FCRH '26 Video Editor: Taylor HaFeom the Ram Cam: Ep. 46 | Time ManagementFordhamUniversity2023-03-01 | We can all agree that time management can be a hard skill to master. But fear not, Sultan Malik, FCRH '24, has three tips to help you better organize your time.Magis Minute | Keith UrgoFordhamUniversity2023-02-24 | A graduate of Jesuit-run Fairfield University, Fordham Head Men's Basketball Coach Keith Urgo said he and his wife try to teach their own four children to be people for others and show gratitude in everything that they do. "In coaching, we always try to teach our own student-athletes ... to be men of service, not just on the court, but we want to get out in the community.”From the Ram Cam: Ep. 45 | Day In The LifeFordhamUniversity2023-02-22 | Ever wonder how eventful the life of a first-year student could be? Check out this day in the life (on a Tuesday 😉) video by Sixto Pacheco, FCRH ’26!From the Ram Cam: Ep. 44 | Valentines DayFordhamUniversity2023-02-15 | This Valentine’s Day is all about love–not only the love we give others but also self-love! Julian, FCRH ‘25, shows us all the ways we can make this holiday count!From the Ram Cam: Ep. 43 | Finding InternshipsFordhamUniversity2023-02-08 | Did you know 89% of Fordham graduates complete at least one internship during their time at Fordham? Erica, FCLC ‘25, shares some tips on how to find and apply for internships.Vin Scullys 2000 Fordham Commencement AddressFordhamUniversity2023-02-07 | Vin Scully, FCRH '49, delivering the commencement address in the Lombardi Fieldhouse at Fordham on May 20, 2000, after receiving an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.From the Ram Cam: Ep. 42 | Tips for the Class of 2027FordhamUniversity2023-02-01 | Class of 2027, we are excited to welcome you to campus this fall! In the meantime, Kelly, FCRH ‘25, has provided some tips as you prepare for college life!Remembering: Talking About the Holocaust in the 21st CenturyFordhamUniversity2023-01-27 | Fordham University and the Under-Told Stories Project of the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota, in partnership with the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York, invite you to a special observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Please join us for a panel discussion followed by a reception.
Remembering: Talking About the Holocaust in the 21st Century
Moderators: Fred de Sam Lazaro, Correspondent/Director, The Under-Told Stories Project Peter Osnos, Founder, PublicAffairs Books
Panelists: Judy Woodruff, Anchor, PBS NewsHour Magda Teter, Shvidler Chair in Judaic Studies, Fordham University James Loeffler, Jay Berkowitz Professor of Jewish History, University of Virginia Linda Kinstler, Author of Come to This Court and Cry: How the Holocaust Ends
Special Guest: Eva Paddock, Educator and One of “Winton’s Children” Rescued from Czechoslovakia on the Eve of World War IIFrom the Ram Cam: Ep. 41 | Dorm Tour: Finlay HallFordhamUniversity2023-01-25 | If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live on campus, Julian, FCRH '25, has got you covered with a tour of his residence hall. You might also learn how to go down the stairs the Julian way too!President Tetlow Speaks About the Role of Marketing and Communications in Higher EducationFordhamUniversity2023-01-20 | At the AMA Symposium for the Marketing of Higher Education in Maryland on Nov. 9, 2022, President Tetlow spoke on a panel of college and university presidents about the role of marketing and communications in higher education.From the Ram Cam: Ep. 40 | Affordable Activities in NYCFordhamUniversity2023-01-18 | New York City has a lot to offer! Isabella, FCRH ’26, narrows down some activities you can do in the city at little-to-no cost.Fordham Law Schools Center on Asian Americans and the LawFordhamUniversity2023-01-12 | U.S. Circuit Court Judge Denny Chin ’78, Lawrence W. Pierce Distinguished Jurist in Residence, and Thomas Lee, Leitner Family Professor of International Law, launched the Center on Asian Americans and the Law at Fordham Law on Nov. 9. In this video, they discuss the importance of the center and its importance for today's world.From the Ram Cam: Ep. 39 | How to Excel at GabelliFordhamUniversity2023-01-11 | Our Gabelli School of Business is very rigorous, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible to succeed! Erica, FCLC '25, shares three tips on how she excels as an undergraduate Gabelli student at our Lincoln Center campus.2022: A Year in PhotosFordhamUniversity2022-12-20 | Every year is special, but 2022 was historic. Take a look back at our year in this slideshow.
Video Editor and Co-producer: Taylor Ha Co-producers: Molly Wright and Matthew Burns Photo Credit: Kathryn Gamble, Taylor Ha, Matthew Septimus, Chris Taggart, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Fordham Archives Narrators: John Haubrich, Taylor Palmer, Laura Paone2022 Christmas Video: Behind The ScenesFordhamUniversity2022-12-20 | Filming on set wasn't easy, but it sure was fun.A Fordham Christmas StoryFordhamUniversity2022-12-16 | This year's Christmas video tells the story of a couple from the classic story, "The Gift of the Magi," by O. Henry—but with a playful spin. James and Della are replaced by Fordham's mascot, Ramses, and President Tania Tetlow's dog, Archie, in a video that shares the same poignant lessons as the original story.From The Ram Cam: Ep. 38 | Argo TeaFordhamUniversity2022-12-09 | Our students say that Argo Tea at our Lincoln Center campus is the hub for nice people and good lattes! What’s your favorite thing to get at Argo? 🎥: Jenny Bocchicchio, FCLC ’23Magis Minute | Xavier MontecelFordhamUniversity2022-12-08 | In this week's Magis Minute, hear from Xavier Montecel, FCRH '12, GSAS '13. Fordham transformed his professional path, and he now works to instill the Ignatian teachings of Cura Personalis and discernment in his own students.2022 Presidents Club Christmas ReceptionFordhamUniversity2022-12-06 | Tania Tetlow, President of Fordham University, hosted the President’s Club Christmas Reception at Cipriani 42nd Street on Dec. 5.Fordham London Professor Teaches Shakespeare with a Modern TwistFordhamUniversity2022-12-06 | Varsha Panjwani, Ph.D., an English professor at Fordham’s London campus, teaches Shakespeare with a 21st-century twist. Her course, Shakespeare, shows students how to use the bard's famous plays to relate to their lives regardless of their ethnicity, culture, or sexual orientation. (Video by Taylor Ha)