Fordham Experts Weigh in on Turkey-Syria Earthquake
On Feb. 6, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern and central Turkey and northern and…
Politics and Society
At Holocaust Remembrance Event, Reimagining How to Retell a Vital Story
How do you keep alive the memory of something as consequential as the Holocaust when…
Ethics Bowl Team Heading to National Championships
Three years after Fordham’s inaugural Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl team tackled some of the thorniest issues…
Sperber Prize Ceremony Honors Foreign Correspondents
Elizabeth Becker and Marvin Kalb, two esteemed correspondents whose reporting shed light on developments in…
Fordham Faculty, Student, Speak on Iran Crisis
When Ali moved to New York City from Iran, his home city was at peace.…
Immigrant Advocate Shares Challenges of Helping Influx of Asylum Seekers
In late April, Murad Awawdeh, PCS’19, knew something was wrong. It was around then that…
Professor Explains How to Make Sense Out of Supply Chain Chaos
The pandemic and the war in Ukraine threw a wrench into the global supply chain…
Scholar Connects Haitian Revolution to Juneteenth Celebrations
Juneteenth celebrates the day in 1865 when news of the Emancipation Proclamation was delivered to…
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…