Scholar Traces Evangelical Anti-Intellectualism to 19th-Century Reading Habits
Evangelical Christians have long acknowledged that anti-intellectualism has plagued their religious tradition. As Evangelical historian…
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Faculty Reads: Cognition, Medieval Philosophy, and What It is All About
Philosophers have long debated what belongs to the “physical” realm versus what belongs to the…
Cardinal Dolan Blesses Fordham Students Bound for Africa
On Wednesday, Dec. 3, His Eminence Timothy Michael Cardinal Dolan congratulated and blessed two Fordham…
English Faculty Member Finds Closure in Mother’s Last Days
Angela Alaimo O’Donnell hadn’t planned to write a book about the last 48 days of…
IPED Student at Epicenter of the Ebola Crisis
The July 29 death of Sierra Leone’s top Ebola doctor, Sheikh Umar Khan, from the…
Alumnus Stages World Cup Festival in D.C.
Hundreds of soccer fans gathered in Dupont Circle on June 12, 2010, to watch three…
GSAS Student Awarded University’s Fourth Gates Cambridge Scholarship
A student in Fordham’s Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) has brought home…
Upcoming @ Fordham : The Haiti Experiment
On Friday, Nov. 15 at 6 p.m. the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS)…
Ambassador, in Gannon Lecture, Shares Insider’s View of U.N. Elections
In an unusually personal address about the diplomatic corps, Ambassador Anne Anderson, Ireland’s representative to…
VIDEO: Ambassador, In Gannon Lecture, Shares Insider’s View of U.N. Elections
U.N. Ambassador Anne Anderson, center, was recently appointed as Irish Ambassador to the United…