Meg Stapleton Smith, GSAS ’22: Queer Theologian and Aspiring Episcopal Priest
When Meg Stapleton Smith felt a calling to the priesthood, she faced a major obstacle—the…
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Giulia Crisanti, GSAS ’21: Examining the Role of ‘Glocalization’
Giulia Crisanti, a Ph.D. candidate for history in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,…
At Work with Calvin Byer, GSAS ’12
Who He Is Assistant Director of Innovation & Change Integration at Fordham IT How His…
In New Book, GSAS Dean Explores a Freedom Rooted in Whiteness
In 1776, a group of former colonists, most of whom owned enslaved people, celebrated their…
New GSAS Dean Discusses Priorities During Virtual Town Hall with Alumni
During an August 17 webinar, Tyler Stovall, Ph.D., the new dean of the Graduate School…
Greg Ferraro, GSAS ’20: Using Economics Training to Help Others Abroad
When Greg Ferraro graduated from the University of Maryland in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree…
Whitaker Porter, GSAS ’19: Looking to Build Bridges in a Divided Republic
Whitaker Porter was torn. She was graduating from high school and planning to attend college…
Three Minute Thesis Competition Showcases GSAS Students’ Research and Communications Skills
Just how much can you teach someone in 180 seconds? Some of Fordham University’s brightest…
The Immigrant Experience and the Power of Stories: A Talk with Novelist Peter Quinn, GSAS ’75
Peter Quinn’s New York roots are nearly as old as Fordham’s. His great-grandparents Michael and…
GSAS Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Grant to Transform Doctoral Programs
A grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) is placing the Graduate School…