Raising Bronx Voices
Since the 1970s, Fordham students have been studying and contributing to the spirit of innovation…
Hip Hop
Seen, Heard, Read: ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel,’ ‘Can You Dig It?’ and ‘The Color of Family’
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel featuring Joel Johnstone, FCLC ’01—and the Rose Hill campus After five…
Fordham Grad Teams with Chuck D to Explore the Bronx Birth of Hip-Hop
With August marking the 50th anniversary of hip-hop, outlets across the world have taken a…
As Hip-Hop Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary, Fordham Helps Preserve Its Legacy
Fifty years ago, a new art form burst forth on the streets of the Bronx,…
STEPping into Biology with Hip-Hop
This summer, junior high and high school students from Fordham’s Science and Technology Entry Program…
In New Single, Hip-Hop Artist Voices Support for Black Lives Matter
In the wake of the May 25 police killing of George Floyd, Dayne Carter, FCRH…
Fordham Remembers Edgar Tyson: Pioneer of Hip-Hop Therapy
Edgar H. Tyson, Ph.D., an associate professor of social work, died suddenly of a heart…
European Scholars Tap Fordham’s Bronx African American History Project
Archives are dusty old documents that live in a cool dry vault, right? Wrong. When…
For Celebrated Hip-Hop Journalist, a Second Act at Fordham
Ever since he was a child, Scott Poulson-Bryant, Ph.D. has been interested in the ways…
20 in Their 20s: Kathleen Adams
An entrepreneur empowers young women and girls through hip-hop A native of Ohio, Kathleen Adams…