Ireland and Fordham Launch Lecture Series
The Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations and the Institute of International Humanitarian…
Politics and Society
Students Meet With Senator Schumer to Discuss Health Care Reform
Students from a Fordham chapter of a health care advocacy group met with U.S. Senator…
Distinguished Lecture on Disability Examines ‘Body-Mind’ and Nature
What do we really mean when we use words like cure and restoration? And what…
Struggles of Women Migrants Are Focus of Conference
Trazel Rosario left her native India because she was harassed and marginalized for being a…
Alumnus Honored for Humanitarian Work in Central America
More than 76,000 migrants crossed the United States southern border without authorization in February, an…
Center for Ethics Education Celebrates Two Decades of Cutting-Edge Research
Celia Fisher, Ph.D., knew she was onto something in 1997 when she asked Joseph M.…
Recommit to Digital Privacy, Scholar Urges
Privacy is next to impossible to maintain in today’s digitally connected world. But, said digital…
Economist Sees Hope for Climate Change Fight In Green New Deal
If greenhouse gas emissions continue at the current rate, the Earth’s atmosphere will warm up…
Scholar Reframes Debate About Racism
You cannot be “not racist.” If you are not anti-racist, you are racist. And no,…
Professor’s Research Challenges Gender Assumptions in Survey Design
Zein Murib, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, prefers to go by the pronoun they.…