170th Commencement Honors the Class of 2015
They took the campus by storm, arriving alongside Hurricane Irene in 2011 and leaving amid thunder…
Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education
First Lady of Ghana to Speak at Fordham’s 170th Commencement; Nine Others to Receive Honorary Degrees
Nana Lordina Dramani Mahama, First Lady of the Republic of Ghana and an internationally respected…
Truth About Mary Magdalene Could Open Doors for Women in the Church, Scholar Says
For centuries, Mary Magdalene has been portrayed within the Christian faith as a former prostitute…
“In the Name of the Mother?” Theologian Unearths Female Language for God in Traditional Interpretations of Scripture
“In the name of the Mother, and of the Daughter, and of the Holy Spirit.…
Fordham Graduate School of Religion to Host Catholic Men’s Conference
This weekend, Fordham will be the site of the inaugural New York Catholic Men’s Conference,…
School of Religion Conference Addresses Secondary Stress: When the Helpers Need Help
People who become doctors, nurses, social workers, ministers, and other “helpers” typically enter their fields…
Provost’s Report 2013-14 on Graduate and Professional Schools
In 2013-2014, Fordham’s graduate and professional schools adapted to changes and new challenges in the…
Pastoral Counseling and Neuroplasticity: Rewiring the Brain to Lower Stress and Anxiety
If Jesus were a neuroscientist, talk of “plasticity” might have made the final cut of…
Fordham and Catholic Extension Reach Out to Marginalized Church Members
Shortly after John Kevin Boland was appointed bishop of the Diocese of Savannah, he established…
Theologian Details How Catholic Church Might be Reformed Under New Pope
The election of Pope Francis last year represents an opportunity for the church to finally…