Fordham Professors Reflect on Fluid Nature of Gender
Just 26 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act into…
Department of Biology
Student Highlights Unseen Vibrant World in New York-Area Ponds
Michael Kausch has a very mixed relationship with some of the smallest living things on…
From High School Biology Teacher to Trailblazing Scientist: Remembering Fordham Alumna Marie Clark Taylor
When Marie Clark Taylor enrolled in a graduate program at Fordham University in 1938, it…
Calder Center Forest Proves Perfect for Safe Fieldwork
In early March, Ar Kornreich was a whirlwind of preparation. After six months of classes,…
Remote, In Person, or Both, Fordham Professors Prioritize Academic Rigor and Connection
This semester, Fordham welcomed back students for an unprecedented academic endeavor. On Aug. 26., in…
Professor Finds Molecular Mechanism Linked to Increased Risk for Disorders in Women
Women are twice as likely to have anxiety and depression than men. But not much…
Student Research on Birds Leads to Unexpected Leadership Role
The more crowded the neighborhood, the more social the bird. Such are the findings of…
Calder Center Symposium Features Young Citizen Scientists
In a keynote address at the annual Calder Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium, Jessica Schuler of New…
What Now? Advice for the Future from a Fordham Jesuit
Daniel Sullivan, S.J., FCRH ’50, professor emeritus of biology, first set foot on the Rose…
Researcher: Don’t Pigeonhole Pigeons!
Elizabeth Carlen, a doctoral student in biology at Fordham, has been studying urban wildlife for…