Babette Babich on Love, Social Media, and Megxit
“We’re all of us royals,” says Babette Babich, Ph.D., professor of philosophy. As the Duke…
Arts and Culture
Students Share Personal Writing at Inaugural Story Circle
Students and a new faculty member recently shared stories of personal loss and hardship in…
NEH-Sponsored Project Seeks to Get Museums on the Same (Web)page
A group of tech thinkers and humanities scholars are aiming to bring together vast amounts…
The Pantheon Today: Church and ‘Profoundly Open Space’
Every year, millions of visitors pour through the Pantheon. The 142-foot-tall temple (and now a…
Media Technology and the Dissemination of Hate
From chat rooms fostering hate speech to racist memes, there has been a notable uptick…
Professor Explores Possibilities of Identity Through Live Performance
If you visit the Fordham Theatre webpage, you will find classes with titles such as…
Mark Naison’s Papers Acquired by Brooklyn Historical Society
Mark Naison, Ph.D., professor of history and African American studies, recently had a collection of…
Papal Biographer Discusses Achievements and Opponents of Pope Francis
âThe dogs are barking, Sancho. Itâs a sign weâre moving ahead.â This quotation, popularly attributed…
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…