Adam Kaufman

Dec 10, 2024 | now.fordham.edu | Adam Kaufman

Maya Addie keeps busy year-round, both as a Rockette—she was interviewed on NBC before the group’s performance at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade—and as an alumna of the Ailey/Fordham BFA in Dance program. The 2021 Fordham grad co-chaired the program’s 25th anniversary celebrations last year, and along with fellow grad Antuan Byers, formed the Ailey/Fordham alumni affinity chapter.

Dec 5, 2024 | fordham.edu | Adam Kaufman

Rose Hinoul may be gracing the famed Radio City Music Hall stage for the first time this holiday season, but the Rockette is no stranger to the Christmas Spectacular. She has attended the annual show every year since she was 9. Now, as one of 17 new Rockettes in the production, the recent graduate of the Ailey/Fordham BFA in Dance program gets to perform in the numbers she grew up loving—and see the faces of excited children dancing along in their seats.

Dec 4, 2024 | now.fordham.edu | Adam Kaufman

This week, Charles Guthrie began his tenure as Fordham’s director of intercollegiate athletics and recreation. He joins a department celebrating success, like the men’s water polo team’s historic No. 1 national ranking heading into this weekend’s NCAA Championship. And he brings a history of success, like teams winning 11 conference championships on his watch as athletics director at the University of Akron.

Oct 16, 2024 | now.fordham.edu | Adam Kaufman

Entering June, the New York Mets were 24-33, and it looked as though it might be a bleak season for fans. But the summer brought an incredible turnaround that led to an 89-73 regular-season finish, a Wild Card playoff berth, and now, a spot in the National League Championship Series (NLCS). Along for the ride has been Chris Majkowski, a 1989 Fordham College at Rose Hill graduate who has been the engineer for Mets radio broadcasts—more than 5,000 and counting—since 1993.

Oct 16, 2024 | now.fordham.edu | Adam Kaufman

The New York Mets’ magical, improbable season ended just short of a spot in the World Series, and one Fordham grad played a key role in bringing all the drama to the team’s faithful. Chris Majkowski engineers and produces the Mets’ radio broadcasts on WFAN. It’s a job he landed in 1993, four years after graduating from Fordham, where he was sports director at WFUV. And he hasn’t missed a day of work for the Mets since his sister’s wedding the year he started.