Social Workers in Westchester Mobilize to Reach Out to Seniors by Phone
Like so many others, Janna Heyman, Ph.D., Fordham’s Henry C. Ravazzin Chair and director of…
Author Tom Stoelker
Tom Stoelker
Tom Stoelker is senior staff writer and visual media coordinator for Fordham News. After fifteen years as a freelance designer, Tom shifted his focus to writing and photography. He graduated from Lehman College, CUNY where he majored in English literature and photography and he received his master's in journalism from Columbia University. His work has appeared in The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Wall Street Journal, and The Architect's Newspaper, where he was associate editor.
Fordham Raises Record-Breaking $2.66 Million for Founder’s Scholarships
The University raised $2,658,795 this year for the Fordham Founder’s Undergraduate Scholarship Fund—the largest amount…
Raw Facts: Economics Professor Troy Tassier on the Novel Coronavirus
In a series of plainspoken lectures, Troy Tassier, Ph.D., assistant professor of economics, drills down…
Earliest Known Image of Fordham Found in Catholic Newspaper Archives
A recent discovery of a long-forgotten drawing by engraver Benson J. Lossing of Cunniffe House…
Faculty, Students, and Community Partners Explore the Future of Engaged Learning at Fordham
Fordham’s Center for Community Engaged Learning held its first symposium on March 6 at the Lincoln…
Research Internships: Taking the Initiative
Amidst the stately homes and ivy-strewn walls of the Riverdale section of the Bronx sits…
Scholar Outlines Responsive Future for Higher Ed
In a Feb. 18 lecture at the Rose Hill campus, Cathy N. Davidson, Ph.D., author…
A Sunday Scrimmage with FCLC Mock Trial
On a recent Sunday morning, Fordham College at Lincoln Center’s mock trial team scrimmaged with…
Celebrating the Legacy of Mary Lou Williams, ‘Mother of Bebop’
At the start of Black History Month, Fordham’s Curran Center for American Catholic Studies hosted…
Students Map Genes on Zebrafish Embryos
Junior Eveline Murphy-Wilson admits to not having the steadiest hands. It’s a condition she thought…