New Cybersecurity Head to Expand Field’s Reach
To many, the threat to cybersecurity brings to mind a computer system breach, but it’s…
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How a Generation of Leaders Shaped an Oil Revolution
When Americans think of the “energy crisis” of 1973, we tend to think of long…
Undocumented and in College: University Press Shines Light on a National Topic
In the Catholic faith, Jesus is seen as one of the first immigrants, and is…
Professor Slams ESSA as Common Core by Another Name
Nicholas Tampio, Ph.D., associate professor of political science, made an impassioned plea for New York…
The Death of Kitty Genovese: A Case that Echoes to This Day
The 1965 murder of Kitty Genovese in Queens first alerted people to what became known…
Ethics Expert Calls Reversal on Goldwater Rule a Mistake
Editors note: On July 25, the American Psychoanalytic Association announced it no longer expected its…
Robert De Niro to 2017 IDHA Graduates: ‘You Are My Heroes’
In his commencement address to the 50th graduating class of Fordham’s International Diploma in Humanitarian…
Political Scientist’s Research Evaluates U.N. Peacekeeping Operations
On a bookshelf in Anjali Dayal’s office, there is a copy of political scientist James…
And Gorsuch Makes Nine: Professor Weighs in on Full Supreme Court
With the April addition of Neil Gorsuch, the U.S. Supreme Court is fully staffed again.…
Psychology Conference Highlights Research Advancing Social Justice
Pioneering researchers, students, and emerging scholars shared cutting-edge qualitative research methods that are boosting social…