Fordham Students and Professors Document History of Immigrant Families in East Harlem
Two Fordham professors are writing a book about immigrant families in East Harlem who are…
Living the Mission
‘The Healing Power of Penance’: Armenian Bishop Offers Advice for Pandemic Times
The time has come for a fuller understanding of penance and its ability to heal…
Ground Zero: First Response on 9/11
Fordham’s Department of Military Science will be presenting a panel discussion, First Response on 9/11,…
In New Documentary, Paradoxes of the Shakers Emerge
The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Coming, a utopian, ecstatic religious movement best…
Pope Francis Meets Fordham IPED Director
Pope Francis greeted Henry Schwalbenberg, Ph.D., the director of Fordham’s Graduate Program in International Political…
From St. Ignatius of Loyola’s Conversion to Bernstein’s MASS: A Theme of Breaking and Reimagining
In September 1971, when Leonard Bernstein’s MASS debuted, the United States was facing a time…
At Urban Plunge, Students Join New Neighbors in Solidarity
Urban Plunge, the pre-orientation event that introduces first-year students to their new communities, returned to…
Talking with John Cecero, S.J., Vice President for Mission Integration and Ministry
On August 2, John Cecero, S.J., became Fordham’s new vice president for mission integration and…
Curran Center Contest Winner Examines History of Slavery
Kelly Schmidt, Ph.D., was disturbed by racism from a very young age. “I don’t quite…
Orthodox Christian Studies Center Welcomes 5 New Fellows
Michele Watkins, Ph.D., is at least halfway finished with her first book, tentatively titled “Deification…