
Since its doors opened last year in the Arthur Avenue Retail Market, the Bronx Beer Hall has earned a regular slot on the weekend rotation of many Fordham students.
Nearly two hours before dozens, perhaps hundreds, of Fordham students were ready to pack the now famous Rex Hall on Arthur Avenue — a tattered, yet beloved ballroom space at 602 187th Street, where students have begun hosting concerts and dances this year — the event was abruptly required to relocate and Fordham Security was […]
More than 12 students at Fordham have contracted mumps, the highly contagious viral illness, since early last week, as the New York City Health Department continues to investigate the rapidly expanding outbreak that has hop-skipped across boroughs and infected the university’s two largest campuses, school officials said. At least 11 students at the Rose Hill […]
Slipping a little easier on the way back from Tinker’s these days? It’s not just you, heaps of snow and thick layers of ice have coated Bronx sidewalks, making it difficult for residents of the borough to get around. And with more snow and freezing temperatures in the forecast, it could only get worse. “This […]
Hours after a report from The Fordham Ram was published (“Fordham Led Jesuit Schools in On-Campus Sex Offense Claims, Federal Data Reveals” — yes, I wrote it), student leaders at Rose Hill announced plans to host events that would investigate and highlight the culture of sexual assault at Fordham. “I can confirm that we have in fact […]
Rejoice: For the first time in 50 years, a brewery is opening up near Rose Hill. Gun Hill Brewing is expected to celebrate its grand opening next month in Allerton, a section of the Bronx that is on the other side of the Botanical Gardens in relation to Rose Hill’s campus. The brewery plans to begin […]
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This is it: Fordham Daily’s last post! Breathe a sigh of relief, shed a tear — I’ll be doing both. I’ll always remember what my dad, a proud Fordham grad with a philosophy degree, told me just before we parted ways in front of Queen’s Court — the building he had inhabited some 30 years earlier — on a […]