Women Want Inclusion, Feel Hopeful After Talk with Top Vatican Nun
“In the church, women are still second-class citizens, but I have hope,” said Jackie Baligian,…
Arts and Culture
Mimes and Mummers Present New Spin on Jesus Christ Superstar
Founded in 1855, Mimes and Mummers is the oldest student club at Fordham. But even…
On Fordham Theatre Mainstage, an ‘Indecent’ Production
Indecent, the third production in Fordham Theatre’s mainstage season, is a Pulitzer prize winning play…
Museum of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Art Reopens
On Monday, March 6, the Fordham community will once again be invited to take a…
On Valentine’s Day, Humanities Scholars Explore the Meaning of Love
In a special Valentine’s Day event at the Rose Hill campus, Fordham scholars in the…
In Verse, Capturing Sacred Spaces Everywhere
Although there are specific locations that cultures place great importance on, from landmarks to shrines,…
Austrian Students Present Comics Exhibit that Challenges Gender Stereotypes
Students heading to the Walsh Family Library to study for finals will be met with…
Fordham London Professor Teaches Shakespeare with a Modern Twist
Varsha Panjwani, Ph.D., an English professor at Fordham’s London campus, teaches Shakespeare with a 21st-century…
Exhibit Celebrates Design Manual Used to Transform City Streets
New York City is lauded as a pedestrian friendly metropolis— partly because people on foot…
Tudor-Period Artifacts Rarely Seen in the U.S. Displayed at Walsh Library
Imagine holding in your hands a crucifix that belonged to 16th-century Catholic saint Sir Thomas…