Students and Alumni Win Prestigious Awards at Home and Abroad
Many fellowship programs postponed participation or developed remote options during the pandemic. But this year,…
Author Taylor Ha
Taylor Ha
Taylor is a 2018 graduate of the Stony Brook University School of Communication and Journalism, where she was valedictorian of her class and garnered several awards for her reporting and writing. Now she is a senior staff writer and videographer in Fordham University's news and media relations bureau, where she writes stories and shoots, edits, and produces short-form videos. She earned her master's degree in public media from Fordham in August 2020. Her work has appeared on NPR and in New York City newspaper amNewYork METRO.
From Ethiopia to the Bronx to Mississippi, Students Work Within Their Communities
Two graduating students have made community-engaged learning their priority in the Bronx and beyond: Ellie…
Finance Team Forecasts Inflation’s Impact on New Fiscal Year Budget
This year’s annual spring budget forum focused on the potential impacts of rising inflation on…
Charlie Garcia, PCS ’22: A Marine Staff Sergeant from Brooklyn
When Charlie Garcia started college, he aspired to become a professional baseball player. But he…
GSE Spearheads All-Day Retreat and Research Celebration for Doctoral Students
An idea from a student inspired the Fordham Graduate School of Education’s first all-day retreat…
Meg Stapleton Smith, GSAS ’22: Queer Theologian and Aspiring Episcopal Priest
When Meg Stapleton Smith felt a calling to the priesthood, she faced a major obstacle—the…
Chehak Gogia, LAW ’22: A First-Generation Student and Litigator
Chehak Gogia felt imposter syndrome in her first days as a law student. No one…
CSTEP Seniors Celebrate Accomplishments and ‘Tight-Knit Community’
Graduating seniors in Fordham’s Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program celebrated their accomplishments at the…
The Power of Proteins in Human Health and Disease
Nicholas Sawyer, Ph.D., an assistant professor of bioorganic chemistry and chemical biology, is developing synthetic…
Teaching Theology to Women in Prison
What does theology look like for women in prison? In a qualitative research project with…