Villalpando at the Met: The Rediscovery and Restoration of a 17th-Century Masterpiece
For decades, Cristóbal de Villalpando’s Adoration of the Magi had been hiding in plain sight…
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Strength in Numbers: The Three Women Leading the Conversation at Fordham’s Inaugural Women’s Philanthropy Summit
What makes someone a philanthropist? Do you have to have a certain amount of money,…
The Right Stuff: Dorm-Room Essentials Through the Decades
Whether they come to campus from near or far, there’s one thing almost every resident…
Stories Survive: A Child of the Holocaust Reclaims a Resilient Heritage
A child survivor of the Holocaust was reluctant to share his family’s full story, until…
Consider the Rats: On the Ecology and Evolutionary Biology of the City’s Most Reviled Rodent
Where do they come from, and how do they get around? Fordham biologists produce the…
20 in Their 20s
A physicist treks to the South Pole to map light left over from the Big…
Three-peat: Harman Sisters Graduate 1, 2, 3
For the Harman family, Fordham’s 2017 commencement was the third installment in a sister act.…
Reflections of a Golden Ram
It’s been more than 50 years since Bob Dylan first sang “The Times They Are…
The Beakman Band Is Coming Back to Fordham for Jubilee
Who is Richie Beakman? The name may be familiar to members of Fordham’s Class of…
Check Your Facts: Words of Advice from Teen Vogue Columnist Lauren Duca
For Lauren Duca, FCRH ’13, simply being a member of the media industry has become…