For Your Consideration: Professor Parses The Shape of Water
This year, one of the 10 films vying for the Best Picture Oscar is The Shape…
Browsing: Arts and Culture
European Scholars Tap Fordham’s Bronx African American History Project
Archives are dusty old documents that live in a cool dry vault, right? Wrong. When…
Defining Boundaries in Digital Humanities
In a Feb. 5 keynote address for New York City Digital Humanities Week hosted at…
Parroting Art
A new book of essays published by Fordham University Press titled Mocking Bird Technologies: The…
Students Hone TV Production Skills at The Daily Show
Last spring, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) senior Sherilyn DeNucci’s mother suggested that DeNucci…
University Remembers Irma Jaffe, Founder of Music and Art History Department
Irma Jaffe, Ph.D., founder and the first chair of what is today the Department of…
Professor’s Book Highlights Media’s Role in Shaping View of Refugees
According to the United Nations, “one in every 122 humans is now either a refugee,…
Tracing the History of Jewish Immigrants and Their Impact on New York City
The Jews who immigrated to New York City from the 17th century to the 21th…
Nigerian-Indian Scholar Takes on Injustice and Oppression as Fordham’s New Writer at Risk
The day after a local election in Jos, Nigeria, Kanchana Ugbabe woke up one morning…
President’s Club Gala Hauls Out the Holly
Sometimes, even the most magical and luminous season of the year is not without its…