Pope’s New Encyclical Provides Framework for Examining Capitalism and Racism, Scholars Say
Just weeks before the American presidential election, a Fordham panel of scholars analyzed the latest…
Politics and Society
Election 2020 Likely to be Chaotic, Says Professor
This fall was always going to be a tumultuous time for the United States thanks…
Suburbanites Need to Be Part of Racism Conversation, Says Professor
On July 29 of this year, President Trump announced on Twitter that he had “rescinded…
Election Day is November 3, 2020
From The Office of Government Relations and Urban Affairs: Dear Members of the Fordham Community,…
Focus on the Structural Inequity, Not Interpersonal Racism, Says Gabelli School’s Clarence Ball
Of all the honors a business professor might snag, an Emmy would seem to be…
Webinar to Explore Discrimination and Other Harms Against Unseen Tech Laborers and Health Care Workers
Ridesharing apps, home assistants like Alexa, and social networks are marvels of the modern economy.…
Parallels Between Plagues Past and Present Highlighted in Partnership with Bronx Science
In mid-March, Rachel Podd was teaching a course on early modern history to undergraduate students…
Fordham Students Earn Department of Defense Cybersecurity Grants
Two Fordham undergraduate students who graduated on Saturday will return to the University in the…
Greg Ferraro, GSAS ’20: Using Economics Training to Help Others Abroad
When Greg Ferraro graduated from the University of Maryland in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree…
Fordham-Designed Poll Reveals Attitudes, Inequities Prevalent During COVID-19
When Monika McDermott, Ph.D., met in January with students enrolled in the inaugural cohort of…