Ahead of 2024 Jubilee, a Fordham Grad Shares Why Rose Hill Will Always Be Home
Christine Schwall-Pecci has attended Jubilee before—her own fifth and her husband’s 10th—but this year she’ll…
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Need the Latest Research for Your Course Curriculum? AI Can Help
One of the biggest challenges professors face in creating their course curriculum is making sure…
High Schoolers Help ‘Demystify’ Academic Language
Scholarly papers are notoriously dense and difficult to understand if you’re not already immersed in…
Scholarship Donor Invests in Sociology, a Data-Driven Field for a Complex World
To help those who want to pursue social justice as a career, a Fordham alumna…
Bestselling Author and Fordham Graduate Gabriela Garcia Talks Salt Symbolism and Strong Women During Virtual Class Visit
Students in Fordham sociology professor Clara Rodríguez’s Hispanic Women course got a treat last semester:…
Nonfiction Books in Brief
America, as Seen on TV: How Television Shapes Immigrant Expectations Around the Globe by Clara…
MaYaa Boateng: Out of the Comfort Zone
If there’s one thing that MaYaa Boateng, FCLC ’13, has learned from acting, it’s how…
Disability and Diversity Conference Highlights University Scholarship
Around the world today people are commemorating the International Day of Persons With Disabilities to…
On Cuba: Two Fordham Professors Weigh In
The Internet is swirling today with news of new normalized relations between the United States…
Tighter Housing for Generations X, Y, and on up to Z
The American Dream of owning a home is suffering a failure to launch for many…