Students Work with Bronxites to Paint Community Mural
Fordham students and Bronx residents are working together to create an Earth Day mural at…
Bronx African American History Project
Bronx History Makers Rewrite the Narrative
First, there was redlining, then there were the fires, and now, inevitably, there’s gentrification. But…
Bronx African American History Project Gives Voice to People Affected by COVID-19
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit New York in March, student researchers with Fordham’s Bronx African…
Bronx Italian American History Initiative Shares Personal Stories in New Social Media Campaign
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bronx Italian American History Initiative has created a…
Fordham’s Largest Scholarship Fund: A Half-Century of Changing Lives
As a Fordham undergraduate in the late 1990s, Brian Purnell was focused on his studies…
Frederick J. Brown Tribute Fills McGinley Ballroom with Art and Music
It may be located squarely in the Bronx, but for a few hours on a…
Cultural Groups Bring Live Music and Dance to Campus on Bronx Celebration Day
At the second annual Bronx Celebration Day on April 21, a Mexican folk dance troupe,…
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…
European Scholars Tap Fordham’s Bronx African American History Project
Archives are dusty old documents that live in a cool dry vault, right? Wrong. When…
Defining Boundaries in Digital Humanities
In a Feb. 5 keynote address for New York City Digital Humanities Week hosted at…