‘A New Cold War’: Professors Analyze Mistakes Leading to the Russia-Ukraine Crisis
The world’s biggest mistake in the Russia-Ukraine crisis is its longtime policy of appeasement to…
Politics and Society
‘Ukraine, Russia, War, and Law’: Fordham Law Experts Assess Crisis in Ukraine
Drawing on their practical experience in the U.S. and abroad, three experts from Fordham’s Law…
Center for Cybersecurity Receives $4.1 Million Grant for Scholarships
Fordham’s Center for Cybersecurity has secured a five-year grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF)…
Psychologist Examines Narrative of Resilience for Pandemic Times
As the curtain rises on a new year, the challenges we face are unfortunately familiar…
Climate Change and the UN Call to Action: Lecture Highlights Need for Multilateralism
Cooperation and multilateralism will be key to combating the climate crisis in the next two…
Panel Breaks Down Consequences of ‘Cancel Culture’ as Part of Yearlong Series
What does the term “cancel culture” really mean? What power does it have in our…
Hackers Don’t Need Tom Cruise: Experts Talk Cybersecurity at ICCS Panel
On Nov. 10, Fordham and the FBI co-sponsored a special webinar, “Out of the Shadows:…
Former CIA Director Warns of ‘Novel and Daunting’ National Security Threats
In the past, it might have made sense to think about national security threats as…
Former CIA Officers and Journalist Recall Post-9/11 Special Mission
One of the first CIA officers to enter Afghanistan after 9/11 lived in “constant fear”—not…
Extreme Polarization and Fear of ‘the Other Side’ Poisons Political Discourse, Panelists Say
The good news is Americans dislike political polarization. The bad news is, everyone thinks the…