Jordan Donegan

The Fordham University department of theology just launched a new and funded Theology and Earth Initiative, a summer program that will provides graduate and undergraduate students with hands-on experience at the intersection of theology and the environment. One of the program’s defining characteristics, as according to the Fordham department of theology chair Brenna Moore, is its inclusion of paid experiential learning opportunities, including research-based internships and project positions.

Fordham University, along with all 27 U.S. Jesuit colleges and universities, is joining a collective initiative to highlight the distinctive worth and foundational impact of a Jesuit education called the “We are Jesuit Educated” campaign. The campaign, according to John Cecero, vice president for Mission Integration and Ministry, was initiated by a perceived public withdrawal of confidence in the general value of higher education.

The Fordham University   Intercampus Transportation Shuttle, also widely referred to as the “Ram Van,” has officially updated its first vehicle with the new Fordham logo on its exterior, the first step in a roughly four-year-long process to update the Ram Vans’ logos as part of the University’s recent rebranding initiative.