Mark Naison’s Papers Acquired by Brooklyn Historical Society
Mark Naison, Ph.D., professor of history and African American studies, recently had a collection of…
African American Studies
Fordham’s Department of African and African American Studies Celebrates 50 Years
Fordham proudly celebrated the 50th anniversary of the African and African American Studies Department, one…
Performance to Bring Flannery O’Connor’s Words to Life
In the 1950s in the South, a fictional black woman boards a bus with a…
Second Annual Bronx Celebration Day Brings Local Music and Art to Campus
The Bronx is something Fordham celebrates every day; it’s the home of the University’s first…
Joe Morton Meditates on Race
It was the role that was not meant to be. While waiting for a turn…
Fordham to Launch Burial Database Project of Enslaved African Americans
They lie underground, often with no marks to identify them. They’re often interred in out-of-the-way…
Researcher Chronicles the Lives of African Immigrants in the Bronx
An academic project that started in a small conference room at Rose Hill has expanded…
Watching the Detectives
Mark Naison, Ph.D., professor of African American studies and history at Fordham, is joining the…
Dr N’s Rhythm Review on the Web
Mark Naison, Ph.D., professor of African American studies and history, and principal investigator of the…
Fordham Professor Provides Hip-Hop History for PBS’ History Detectives
A Fordham University professor has been tapped as an expert for the popular PBS show,…