Fordham Students and Professors Document History of Immigrant Families in East Harlem
Two Fordham professors are writing a book about immigrant families in East Harlem who are…
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Art Exhibit Calls Attention to Death at the Border
An exhibit at Fordham is honoring the lives of migrants who died while trying to…
At Urban Plunge, Students Join New Neighbors in Solidarity
Urban Plunge, the pre-orientation event that introduces first-year students to their new communities, returned to…
Expanding Public Discourse on Criminal Justice
When it comes to media coverage of the criminal justice system, which groups of people…
Art and Action on the Bronx River
On a Friday afternoon in April, Matthew López-Jensen stood more than 300 feet above a…
Connecting with Latinx Bronxites: Fordham Students Help Spanish-Speaking Residents File Taxes
For nearly 40 years, the University Neighborhood Housing Program (UNHP) has been working to create…
Caring for Others in a Pandemic: Alumni in Health Care Share How Their Fordham Education Helped Them Navigate the Past Year
Throughout her career, Dr. Carlisdania Mendoza has strived to work with and help those on…
Students Work with Bronxites to Paint Community Mural
Fordham students and Bronx residents are working together to create an Earth Day mural at…
Should Cancel Culture Be Canceled?
From Aristotle to Dr. Seuss to an editor-in-chief at Teen Vogue, it would seem that…
Students Engage in Service Through ‘Art Making in Hell’s Kitchen’
Life in New York City neighborhoods was the inspiration for student artists in a new…