Celebrating ‘Breadth and Depth’ of Fordham Faculty Research
From examining migration crises to expanding access to cybersecurity education, from exploring the history of…
Colleges and Schools
Anthony Baratta, Advocate for Racial Equity in Education and Fordham Professor for Nearly Five Decades, Dies at 95
Anthony N. Baratta, Ph.D., a distinguished professor emeritus of Fordham’s Graduate School of Education who…
GRE Student Brings Spirituality to Justice Movements
When Joanna Arellano was a little girl, she wanted to become a nun like Mother…
Pro Runner Mary Cain Describes Abusive Training Culture, Shares Message of Resilience at Sports Business Symposium
In 2013, at age 17, Mary Cain was one of the top runners in the…
Fordham Student Matthew Agung Dies of Leukemia
Matthew Agung, a senior in the Gabelli School of Business, died the week of March…
Korean-American Polio Survivor and Longtime Pastor Prepares to Counsel Parishioners
When Sukja Bang was a toddler, she contracted polio. Years later, her right leg remained…
Speakers Share Stories of Anti-Asian Discrimination, Hope for Solidarity
Jennie Park-Taylor, Ph.D., recalled how her sister-in-law, who like her is Korean American, was recently…
From Fear to Advocacy: Building A Spiritual Partnership with People with Disabilities
When Bill Gaventa started to care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities as a…
New Scholarship Fund Memorializes Trustee’s Young Son
Fordham alumna and trustee Meaghan Jarensky Barakett, GSS ’16, and her husband, Brett Barakett, have…
Building a Better Future, One Perovskite at a Time
So much of the analog world has receded into memory, it’s hard to imagine there…