2021 Sperber Prize Awarded for Biographies of Crusading Editor and Investigative Reporter
It was a year of firsts for the Ann M. Sperber Book Prize, awarded to…
Beth Knobel
Fordham to Award 2021 Sperber Prize to Biographies of Civil Rights Reporter and War Correspondent
Kerri K. Greenidge’s biography Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe Trotter and…
Fordham Graduate Marisa White, Award-Winning Bronx TV Producer and Educator, Dies at 54
Marisa White, FCRH ’88, a TV producer and educator who empowered Bronx students and community…
What to Read, Watch, and Listen to During Quarantine: Part 2
It’s been about nine months since quarantine started, and unfortunately we’re still here. As COVID-19…
Enhanced Partnerships, Accelerated Track Add to Public Media Program’s Growth
Media with a message. That’s the key component of Fordham’s one-year, 30-credit graduate public media…
Media Professor, a Former CBS Producer, Says Watchdog Reporting is ‘Alive and Well’
After the 2008 world financial crisis, newsrooms across America began to lay off news staff…
Sperber Award Honors Legendary Editor
Robert Gottlieb, whose editing talents helped breathe life into some of the most celebrated works…
2017, a Look Forward by Faculty
Is fake news here to stay? Will U.S. businesses take off? How will identity politics…
A New Master’s with a Mission in Public Media
Fordham is offering the first graduate communications degree available in New York City designed specifically…
Six Faculty and Why They Tweet
From Russian politics, to basketball, to philosophy, to a murder mystery or two, a sampling…