Scholar Connects Haitian Revolution to Juneteenth Celebrations
Juneteenth celebrates the day in 1865 when news of the Emancipation Proclamation was delivered to…
Politics and Society
Should New Yorkers Be Allowed to Carry Concealed Guns?
Amid a pattern of mass shootings across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court is debating…
Former President of Kosovo Urges More Recognition and Care for Sexual Violence Survivors
Atifete Jahjaga, the first woman president of the Republic of Kosovo, visited Fordham’s Lincoln Center…
Finding ‘Meaning, Purpose, and Hope’: Spirituality and Disability Symposium Explores Life Under New Culture
John Swinton, Ph.D., once met a man who told him that when he was diagnosed…
Fordham Professors Reflect on Fluid Nature of Gender
Just 26 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed the anti-gay Defense of Marriage Act into…
Celebrated Anthropologist Explains Origin of Stigma at Disability Lecture
When his daughter Isabel addressed a crowd of 3,000 at her high school graduation, Roy…
New Academic Society Unites Scholars Worldwide
When graduate student Noah Hahn was invited to a conference halfway around the world, he…
Fordham Launches Lecture Series and Fellowship Program to Help Ukrainian Scholars
Millions of refugees are fleeing Ukraine, but many scholars are choosing to stay—not because of…
Speech Acts Panel Explores Forgiveness, Mercy, Justice in Public Discourse
How can mercy, justice, and forgiveness play a role in our public discourse? Can religious…
Ukraine Invasion Has Changed German Public Opinion, Says Professor
Since Feb. 24, much of the world’s attention has been focused on Ukraine, which has…