Bronx Black History: A Prison Lieutenant’s Quiet Activism
Beatrice Bergland’s childhood memories of the Bronx are bittersweet. She remembers walking down 170th Street…
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Black History: Bronx Diversity Molds a Civil Rights Champion
Vincent Harding was proud to be from New York, and as he got older he…
Students Take Ten Day “Trip” in Their Own Backyard
Global Outreach trips take Fordham students to 30 locations throughout the United States and countries…
Bronx Black History: Hetty Fox, Portrait of a Tireless Activist
The block-long, slightly sloping one-way street in Foxhurst in the Bronx is technically known as…
Technology Summit Seeks to Boost Bronx Tech Initiatives
Next week, local business owners, government officials, and academics will gather at Fordham’s Gabelli School…
Bronx Tales: Personal Memoirs Document the Diverse Cultural Impact of the City’s Northernmost Borough
Before she played professional clarinet, before she became a photographer and authored 19 books, before she…
Fordham Brightened the Bronx with Early Electric Light
In the 1880s, a few enterprising Fordham Jesuits sought to take the biblical edict “Let…
Fordham’s First Hackathon Blazes Trail to ‘Silicon Alley’
An app that inventories your favorite charities. A program that can distinguish your left hand…
We’re in This Together
Since 1982, Part of the Solution has been working to help people on the margins.…
History-Makers of the South Bronx
On July 31, a group of Bronx high school seniors gathered at Fordham to mark…