Award-Winning Student Film Addresses Coronavirus Stigma
In a film lasting less than a minute, two Fordham student filmmakers captured the impact…
Politics and Society
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…
Professor’s Research Highlights Last Acceptable Prejudice
You might not know it from all the profiles of fresh-faced Silicon Valley executives and…
Scholar Outlines Responsive Future for Higher Ed
In a Feb. 18 lecture at the Rose Hill campus, Cathy N. Davidson, Ph.D., author…
Consortium Encourages Faculty to Join Integrated Global Studies Efforts
This year, Fordham faculty created the Global Studies Consortium (GSC), a new Fordham network that…
Five Decades Later, Debate about Racism Still Resonates
Have Americans actually overcome the poisonous racism that led our ancestors to embrace slavery? Can…
Fordham Honors Pulitzer Prize-Winning Reporter with Sperber Prize
Seymour Hersh, whose exposé of the My Lai massacre and its cover-up during the Vietnam…
Education as Important as Food and Shelter, Says Humanitarian Studies Student
One raffle drawing changed the trajectory of Samantha Slattery’s life forever. During her senior year…
Peace Efforts That Leave Out Women Will Fail, Says Professor
In 2016, more countries experienced violent conflict than any time in the previous 30 years.…
Black Women Voters Key in 2020
As the 2020 presidential election approaches, black women—a key voting bloc—are starting to feel the…