Papal Biographer Discusses Achievements and Opponents of Pope Francis
“The dogs are barking, Sancho. It’s a sign we’re moving ahead.” This quotation, popularly attributed…
Arts and Culture
Christopher GoGwilt on Starlings, Mimicry, and Poetry
In a book of essays he edited with several other scholars, titled Mocking Bird Technologies:…
Mapping the Past with the New-York Historical Society
Students in Steven Stoll’s Environmental History of New York City course will make eight visits…
Exhibit Celebrates Fordham University Press
Hannah Arendt, Daniel Berrigan, and Jorge Mario Bergoglio—aka Pope Francis. These are just three of…
Voices Up! Is Back at Lincoln Center with Original Sounds
Last spring, the Voices Up! concert series, in collaboration with Poets Out Loud, celebrated its…
Natural Sciences Chair Writes Novel About Archeologist
In his debut novel, Thicker Than Mud (Wipf and Stock, 2019), Jason Morris, Ph.D., explores…
Talking About Race: A Conversation with Ijeomo Oluo and Ashley Ford
Ijeomo Oluo, a Seattle-based writer, speaker, and self-proclaimed “internet yeller,” made her debut appearance in…
WFUV Honors Broadcast Legends at On the Record Awards Dinner
A trio of giants from the worlds of sports and news broadcasting was feted at…
New Theater Season Shines Spotlight on Issues of the Day
Fordham Theatre’s 2019-2020 mainstage season, which opens on Oct. 3 with Sarah DeLappe’s The Wolves,…
Scholar Speaks On Race Identity in Dominican Culture
Dixa Ramírez, Ph.D., assistant professor at Brown University, explored racial identity in the Dominican Republic…