Westchester Campus

Life-Long Learning in Westchester

Our campus is located in a three-story, state-of-the-art building on 32 landscaped acres in West Harrison, NY.

Our campus is home to the Westchester branches of the following Fordham programs:

We are also home to two institutes:

Located conveniently off I-287, I-684, and the Hutchinson River Parkway, our three-story, state-of-the-art building sits on 32 landscaped acres in West Harrison, NY.

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Fordham ‘Emerging Leader’ Honored by Ignatian Network

Fordham ‘Emerging Leader’ Honored by Ignatian Network

In mid-January, Vanessa G. Rotondo, PhD, received word that she had won the Ignatian Solidarity Network’s Moira O’Donnell Emerging Leader Award, which recognizes young social justice leaders making an impact …

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Love, English: How One Department Fosters Alumni Connections

Love, English: How One Department Fosters Alumni Connections

Whether throwing a departmental brunch party downtown or a birthday celebration for a 19th-century literary icon, the English department always invites one key group: alumni. “When alumni stay connected to …

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Fordham Mourns the Passing of Campus Nurse Amy Shaw

Fordham Mourns the Passing of Campus Nurse Amy Shaw

Fordham mourns the passing of Amy Herrion Shaw, a registered nurse in University Health Services, who died on Jan. 27. She was 53.  A 1994 Fordham graduate, Shaw attended NYU …

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Jewish Studies Film Series Explores Faith and Tolerance

Jewish Studies Film Series Explores Faith and Tolerance

As an admirer of Menachem Daum’s documentary films, Magda Teter, PhD, has long wanted to mount a series of his work. “His films deal with the memory and the legacy …

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A Fordham Focus on AI: Sounding the Alarm on Data Centers’ Environmental Impact

A Fordham Focus on AI: Sounding the Alarm on Data Centers’ Environmental Impact

For our new series, A Fordham Focus on AI, we’re speaking with faculty experts from a range of disciplines about the impact of this rapidly evolving technology and what to …

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Before Grammy Night, They Took the WFUV Mic

Before Grammy Night, They Took the WFUV Mic

Fordham’s radio station WFUV has long been a vital platform for emerging artists finding their voices—and the listeners eager to discover them.  Through intimate sessions in Studio A, illuminating interviews, …

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What Makes a Great Screenplay? 

What Makes a Great Screenplay? 

In the lead-up to awards season, actors and directors are usually in the spotlight. But behind every Oscar-nominated movie or performance is a screenplay—and in the ultra-competitive film business, it …

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The New York Times: How Many Inches of Snow Fell? This Fordham Grad Has a Measuring Stick

The New York Times: How Many Inches of Snow Fell? This Fordham Grad Has a Measuring Stick

In a feature for The New York Times, Fordham alumna Lindsay Okarmus discussed her work measuring snowfall in New York City, reflecting on how her psychology degree from Fordham informs …

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Rams in the News: In the Case of the Federal Reserve, the Supreme Court Appears to Carve Out a Murky Exception

Rams in the News: In the Case of the Federal Reserve, the Supreme Court Appears to Carve Out a Murky Exception

In the case of the Federal Reserve, Supreme Court appears to carve out a murky exceptionThe Associated Press 01-23-2026Several legal experts say the justices are on shaky ground. The Fed, …

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How to Process Your Emotions and Connect with Your Kids

How to Process Your Emotions and Connect with Your Kids

When Hilary Jacobs Hendel reflects on a lifetime of learning, one lesson jumps out. It centers on emotions—how they show up, why we tamp them down, what that suppression can …

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How to Work the Change Triangle: A Map to Emotional Well-Being

How to Work the Change Triangle: A Map to Emotional Well-Being

Grounded in neuroscience and trauma-informed care, the Change Triangle is a step-by-step guide to emotional health. It can help us manage upsetting moments, understand ourselves more deeply, feel more calm, …

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