Commencement Caps, Made for Messaging
The commencement cap, that classically unadorned black square, is just begging to be filled up with…
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Use Your Education for the Common Good, Says Commencement Speaker
The head of the world’s largest museum and research complex called on Fordham’s Class of…
Law Student Sets Sights on Career in Criminal Justice
The path that led Jack Xiang to the Bronx District Attorney’s office, where he will…
The Route Most Troubled: Education Student Devoted to Trauma Victims
Esther Fingerhut never knew her older sister Joyce, but her death at age 8 from…
School of Religion Graduate Exchanges the Military for Monasteries
Living and studying among Maronite nuns in a Lebanese monastery seems a far cry from…
Finding Similarities: Fordham as a Common Denominator
Wajiha Khan and Jalen Glenn grew up in different worlds: Khan, a Muslim born in Pakistan,…
Transgression in Pulp: Doctoral Candidate Finds Roots of Democracy in Comic Books
The fascist regime of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco lasted 40 years. But when he died…
Beyond the Campuses, Graduating Seniors Leave Their Mark
Five seniors on two campuses have received the Dorothy Day Service & Justice Awards for…
Students Helping Students: Finding a Lifeline in Academia
Madiha Baig vividly recalls an anxious time from her first semester of freshman year. The…
Head of the Smithsonian Institution to Speak at Fordham’s 171st Commencement; Nine People to Receive Honorary Degrees
David J. Skorton, MD, the 13th secretary of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., and…