Syrian-Born Professor is Archiving Music of Aleppo
“My goal is to preserve the music of a city that is dying as we…
Browsing: Politics and Society
What Makes a Great City Tick?
Urban living has undergone a renaissance over the last two decades, as more people are…
The U.S. Supreme Court: What Now?
When Donald Trump is inaugurated as the 45th President of the United States on January…
NYC Health Commissioner Says Systemic Racism Affects Health
In introducing Mary Travis Bassett, M.D., the commissioner of New York City Department of Health…
Mental Health Issue Inspires Bipartisanship, Says Mayor
The country may be more divided than ever in the wake of the presidential election,…
Constants of Constantine: Playing Politics with the East West Divide
A new book co-edited by Fordham faculty, Christianity, Democracy and the Shadow of Constantine (Fordham…
Responding to Our Veterans: A Vision for Social Work
David Albright, Ph.D., an associate professor and Hill Crest Foundation Endowed Chair in Mental Health…
Peace in Colombia Still Attainable, Say Experts
After Colombian citizens voted “No” to a peace accord that would have ended the 50-year…
Are You Listening? Workshop Offers Strategies for Tackling Polarizing Conversations
It’s getting harder and harder to talk with others about divisive topics like abortion, gun…
Panel Debates Shifting Role of Faith in National Politics
In an election year when countless political norms have been shattered, the role of religion…