Recommit to Digital Privacy, Scholar Urges
Privacy is next to impossible to maintain in today’s digitally connected world. But, said digital…
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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.…
To Fight Toxic Masculinity, Look to Sources of Entitlement, Says Professor
In the last year, the phrase “#metoo” has become shorthand for survivors of sexual assault…
Professor Mines Historical Connections Between Feminism and Method Acting
Marlon Brando’s performance as Stanley Kowalski in the 1951 film A Streetcar Named Desire did…
Training Program Brings Vet Experience to Life
Never judge a person until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes, the maxim goes.…
Blockchain Possibilities Highlighted at Humanitarian Aid Conference
For the second year, humanitarian aid workers and technology experts convened at Fordham to discuss…
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…