Fall 2025

On the Cover

In the Field

Across disciplines, FDU students are gaining hands-on, real-world work experience through clinical rotations, internships, research opportunities and student-teaching placements. Here, six students and young alumni take us into the field.

What Will You Miss Most?

FDU Magazine asked members of the Class of 2025 what they’ll miss about their college experience.

Notables

A young man sits on a concrete step outside and links his fingers together around one knee.

Dylan Bariexca

A woman wearing a pink blazer stands outside, gazing off into the distance.

Marina Saad

An illustration shows various vignettes depicting college life: athletics, classrooms, research, students chatting and connecting and graduating students.

(Illustration: Peter Oumanski)

Meeting the Moment

“The University will engender far-reaching impact by establishing a coalition of partner institutions and developing FDU’s campuses as hubs for lifelong learning, health and well-being,” says Michael Avaltroni, FDU President.

What's in Your Notebook?

Let's Compare Notes

Looking inside someone’s notebook is personal; it’s a glimpse into a person’s private thoughts, doodles and plans. Each notebook is also a snapshot of a moment in time. So, we asked a handful of students and alumni to show us their pages.

A sketchbook filled with colorful drawings of women in bright outfits.

He Covers All the Bases

A man in a baseball uniform returns from the infield.

(Photo: Sherry Saccoliti)

Devils baseball player Jack Giovenco, BS’25 (Flor), had an on-base percentage of .503 in the 2025 season.

He was the team’s MVP in 2025.

The Mental Game

Student-athletes can face test anxiety. Burn-out. Performance anxiety. Social media pressure. Both of FDU’s athletics departments support student mental health and well-being, enabling them to succeed on the playing field and in the classroom.