Black History Month Speaker Reflects on Du Bois’ Postapocalyptic The Comet 100 Years Later
“Few noticed him. Few ever noticed him except in a way that stung.” Those were…
Lectures and Events
Expo to Encourage Young Women and Men to ‘Love Your Hair’
On the last day of Black History Month, Fordham’s first “Love Your Hair Expo” at…
Scholar Outlines Responsive Future for Higher Ed
In a Feb. 18 lecture at the Rose Hill campus, Cathy N. Davidson, Ph.D., author…
Dear Editor: The Impact of Advice Columns in the Yiddish Press
What draws people to advice columns? Is it the advice, entertainment value, or even just…
Complex Religious History of the Holy Land Highlighted in Fall McGinley Lecture
The geographical area of the Holy Land, which includes Israel and the Palestinian regions of…
Mapping Conference Tackles Justice Issues from a Geographic Perspective
In a three-day symposium titled “Mapping (In)Justice,” dozens of scholars came to Fordham’s Lincoln Center…
Women Celebrate Self-Empowerment and Giving Back
Give to the things you love. That was the central message of the third annual…
Talking About Race: A Conversation with Ijeomo Oluo and Ashley Ford
Ijeomo Oluo, a Seattle-based writer, speaker, and self-proclaimed “internet yeller,” made her debut appearance in…
Leadership, Listening, and Changing Course: J.R. Martinez Speaks at Rose Hill
J.R. Martinez is a burn survivor, Army veteran, actor, New York Times best-selling author, winner…
In Moving Testimony, Gay Catholics Reiterate Their Faith in the Church
Amidst celebrations surrounding Pride month, a June 26 panel of LGBTQ+ Catholics reminded an audience…