History Professorâs Research Cited by Federal Court in Gun Regulation Case
Live by the originalist sword, and you may perish by the originalist sword. According to…
Politics and Society
U.S. Congressman and Former Jesuit Speaks at Fordham
U.S. Congressman Juan Vargas, a California state representative and 1987 Fordham alumnus, met current students…
Scholar Makes Case for Anti-Racist Reimagining of Economy
In the United States, freedom is synonymous with capital. And capital has historically been bestowed…
Scholars Confront Clergy Sexual Abuse in Native American Communities
Denise K. Lajimodiere, Ed.D., an indigenous educator and a guest speaker in a new Fordham…
Students Research History of South African Repression
In the first of a series of student spotlights, students in the Department of African…
The American Abortion Debate: Panelists Look Beyond âLabels and Accusationsâ
The debate over abortion rights must move beyond politics and binary discourse, said panelists at…
In New Book, GSAS Dean Explores a Freedom Rooted in Whiteness
In 1776, a group of former colonists, most of whom owned enslaved people, celebrated their…
Economist Says Lessons of Past Can Guide Path Forward Through Pandemic
The vaccines are here! This month, residents of long-term health care facilities and front line…
Inaugural Ethics Bowl Team Takes on Tough Topics and Perspectives at Regional Competition
Fordhamâs first Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl team wrestled with complex issues, from housing evictions in a…
Philosopher Parses Legal Protections for Robots in Loyola Lecture
Robots have become so sophisticated and such an integral part of our lives, it was…