Art Exhibit Calls Attention to Death at the Border
An exhibit at Fordham is honoring the lives of migrants who died while trying to…
Arts and Culture
Fordham Panelists Explore Latin American Roots and How to Define Themselves
How do you identify someone with Latin American origin or descent? Latinx? Hispanic? Latino? In…
Fordham Represents at Historic Return of the Metropolitan Opera
After nearly two years of pandemic lockdown, the Metropolitan Opera welcomed guests at a Sept.…
Mary Bly’s New Novel Is by Mary Bly
Professor Mary Bly’s latest novel is a departure from the more than 7 million romance…
Korean Language and Culture Workshops Expand at the Lincoln Center Campus
What began as a pilot Korean language class with five students in 2019 has expanded…
Fordham to Award 2021 Sperber Prize to Biographies of Civil Rights Reporter and War Correspondent
Kerri K. Greenidge’s biography Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe Trotter and…
Summer Reads from Fordham Faculty and Staff
It’s summer: the season when there’s enough time to pick up a breezy book for…
Recounting the Arc of the COVID-19 Pandemic Through Verse
Like all New Yorkers, Angela Alaimo O’Donnell, Ph.D., saw her world turned upside down by…
Owen Roche, FCLC ’21: Writer and Digital Artist With an Eye on the Bottom Line
Owen Roche was about 11 months nearing the end of his term as editor-in-chief of…
Fashion, Food, and Outreach at Asian Cultural Showcase
The Asian American Pacific Islander Committee (AAPI) of the Office of Multicultural Affairs celebrated Asian…