Despite Trying Times, Native American Community Traditions Offer Hope and Resilience
For the past three years, Fordham’s Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) sponsored a Native American…
Arts and Culture
What to Read, Watch, and Listen to During Quarantine: Part 2
It’s been about nine months since quarantine started, and unfortunately we’re still here. As COVID-19…
Fordham Theatre Adjusts to Telling Stories Without Physical Stages
When it became clear that fall classes would have minimal face-to-face instruction, Stefanie Bubnis, the…
Black Lives Matter Has Inspired Cultural Shift in Entertainment Industry, Says Media Studies Professor
In the wake of the police killing of George Floyd, the reemergence of the Black…
Unabated by Quarantine: The 2020 Fordham Composers Concert
Of the many stories of students completing final projects during quarantine, the story of a…
Artists Adjust to Life Without Audience, Stage, or Performances
“All the world’s a stage,” Shakespeare declared in As You Like It, and “all the…
Shakespeare in Quarantine
While the actual date of Shakespeare’s birth is not recorded, his birthday is celebrated around…
Bronx Italian American History Initiative Shares Personal Stories in New Social Media Campaign
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bronx Italian American History Initiative has created a…
‘From Our Hearts’: Finding Togetherness and Practicing Compassion During Ramadan
Last year, Mohamed Alsiadi, director of the Arabic Language and Cultural Studies program at Fordham, spent many…
Spencer Krell: Business Student by Day, Photographer by Night
Meet Spencer Krell: a marketing student in the Gabelli School of Business and a freelance…