Lunch in the Neighborhood: A Conversation with Gregory Jost and Eileen Markey
Adjunct sociology professors Gregory Jost, FCRH ’97, GSAS ’05, and Eileen Markey, FCRH ’98, met at Urban Plunge when they were…
Fordham’s New York
On a Brooklyn Street Corner, a Life Honored and Remembered
Editor’s note: This story was updated for publication in the spring/summer 2019 print edition of FORDHAM.…
Governor Cuomo Names Patrick Foye to Lead the MTA
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, FCRH ’79, has selected Patrick J. Foye, FCRH ’78, LAW…
Working to Feed and Empower New Yorkers in Need
As Camesha Grant walks through the dining room of the Community Kitchen and Food Pantry…
Halloween, 1970s Style: Plastic Costumes and Street Scenes from a Bygone Brooklyn
New York City photographer Larry Racioppo, FCRH ’72, honed his art and craft during the…
Reimagining Penn Station: A Plan to Restore America’s Busiest Transit Hub to Its Former Glory
It’s been called the most miserable transit hub in the Western Hemisphere—“decrepit,” “soul-crushing,” and many…
A Desdemona for the #MeToo Movement: Heather Lind in Shakespeare in the Park
From the moment Heather Lind stepped on stage in the Public Theater’s recent production of…
How to Break Into Publishing: Advice from Editors, Agents, and Bestselling Author Mary Bly
“If you’re going to have a long career in publishing, you have to constantly be…
Theater Students Create Their Own Big Break
Two Fordham juniors are behind a new web series about the struggle to make it…
Students Spend an Evening Immersed in a Theatrical Production of James Joyce’s “The Dead”
Last month, three students in my Texts and Contexts: Modern Irish Literature course were among…