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25 gen 2022 · Living at Lincoln Center: Contact and Map. Office of Residential Life at Lincoln Center. 155 West 60th Street, Room 108. McMahon Hall. New York, New York 10023. 212-636-7100. Fax: 212-636-7810. reslifelc@fordham.edu.
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25 gen 2022 · Fordham Dining is a great resource for all commuting students to the Lincoln Center campus. Undergraduate commuters can be found hanging out in the Ram Café in Lowenstein, visiting the Smeltzer Dining Hall in the Law School, or enjoying an "all you care to eat" lunch or dinner in the Community Dining Room. At teatime, pick up a drink at the ...
6 nov 2023 · McKeon Hall First-Year Housing Rates for 2023-2024. Rates include all utilities, cable television, telephone service, laundry, and use of the fitness center located on the second floor of McMahon Hall. See the current room rates for McKeon Hall. Room configurations and rates are subject to change. The required first-year dining plan for McKeon ...
21 lug 2022 · From Lincoln center, you can walk to Columbus Circle and take the D line subway headed Uptown-Norwood 205 St. Get off at the Fordham Road station. Once there, get out and take the BX12 bus east to Fordham University. Read more information about the NY Metro.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is a 16.3-acre complex of buildings in the Lincoln Square neighborhood on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is situated 640 feet northeast of Fordham University Lincoln Center Campus.
The campus was established in 1841 as St. John’s College by the Right Rev. John Hughes, Coadjutor-Bishop (later Archbishop) of New York, on old Rose Hill Manor in the village of Fordham, then part of Westchester County. The name Fordham is derived from the Anglo-Saxon words “ford” and “ham,” meaning a wading place or ford by a settlement.
