State of the University: A Difficult Year Marked by Heroism, Flexibility, and Creativity
On Oct. 18, Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham, welcomed members of the University community back after a global…
School of Law Conference Explores an ‘Economy of Communion’ Approach to a Healthier Economy
Two years ago, the Business Roundtable, a group of chief executive officers from America’s leading companies, declared that corporations should…
From St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Conversion to Bernstein’s MASS: A Theme of Breaking and Reimagining
In September 1971, when Leonard Bernstein’s MASS debuted, the United States was facing a time of crisis and reckoning. The…
GSE Team Leads New Project to Provide Mental Health Telehealth Services to Underserved Children and Youth
“Mental health challenges have been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic and further intensified by the racial injustice and economic inequality…
Extreme Polarization and Fear of ‘the Other Side’ Poisons Political Discourse, Panelists Say
The good news is Americans dislike political polarization. The bad news is, everyone thinks the other side of the aisle…
Law Professor Calls Ever Given Stranding a Wake-Up Call
On March 23 the Ever Given, a ship the length of the Empire State Building, ran aground in the Suez…
