Blockchain Possibilities Highlighted at Humanitarian Aid Conference
For the second year, humanitarian aid workers and technology experts convened at Fordham to discuss…
Browsing: Politics and Society
History Seminar Highlights Research Challenges
Be prepared to find material you might not expect, and always be skeptical of your…
Sperber Prize Awarded to Chronicler of Journalism Pioneer Lowell Thomas
Mitchell Stephens, Ph.D., a professor of journalism at New York University who brought to life…
Conference Explores Effects of Violence and Weighs Possible Solutions
No act of violence occurs in a vacuum. The rippling effects of violence extend far…
Conference Marks 50th Anniversary of Family Reunification Act
“It’s the best of times and the worst of times,” said Elaine Congress, D.S.W., associate…
Esteemed Cryptologist Encourages Ethical Thinking in the Nuclear Age
It’s easy to slip up and make decisions that border on unethical, but now more…
Faculty Mini Lecture: John Davenport on Public Goods
In this mini-lecture, John Davenport, Ph.D., professor of philosophy, discusses Americans’ general misunderstanding of “public…
Longtime NYC Political Consultant Teaching Master Class at Fordham
Politics is to Hank Sheinkopf, Ph.D, as air is to the rest of us. Over…
Conference Convenes Leaders Devoted to Combating World Hunger
In an address at the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization last year, Pope Francis…
Panel Shares Best Practices for Helping Refugees
It’s estimated that right now 68 million people globally have been forcibly displaced from their…