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…
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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 Trusteeâs Young Son
Fordham alumna and trustee Meaghan Jarensky Barakett, GSS â16, 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, itâs hard to imagine there…
Fordham Doctoral Candidate Meisha Porter Tapped to Lead New York City Schools
Meisha Ross Porter, a doctoral candidate in Fordhamâs Graduate School of Education, will become the…
TrepCon: 10th Annual Entrepreneurship Conference ‘Recalculates’ for COVID-19
“You are not working from home. You are in a crisis, trying to work from…
Remembering Nancy J. Ellsworth, Longtime Educator and Advocate for Students with Disabilities
Nancy Jane Ellsworth, Ed.D., a retired associate professor of special education at Fordham and a…
Black History Month Webinar Addresses âInterlocking Pandemicsâ
What does it mean to be Black in America right nowâduring the time of COVID-19…
$1.9 Million Grant Will Fund Research on Womenâs Mental Health
Marija Kundakovic, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological sciences, was awarded nearly $1.9 million in grant…