Conference to Highlight Contributions of Catholics to Literary Canon
New York, arguably the capital of both American Catholicism and American literary culture, will see the…
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Symposium to Examine Church’s Role in Slavery
Retired lawyer and historian John Cummings believes slavery is America’s greatest sin, and that it…
Economist Compares Apples and Wallets
When Hernando de Soto, PhD, reached the podium in the opening lecture of the Building…
Scholars Speak on Pope’s Plea for Planetary Care
On June 18, Pope Francis officially released his encyclical on the environment, Laudato Si (“Praised…
Curran Center for American Catholic Studies Celebrates 10 Years
Connie Curran remembers the first meeting she and her husband John had with Mark S.…
Curran Center to Celebrate 10 Years of Dedication to American Catholic Studies
When new Fordham students visit the admissions office, one of the first things they’ll encounter…
Truth About Mary Magdalene Could Open Doors for Women in the Church, Scholar Says
For centuries, Mary Magdalene has been portrayed within the Christian faith as a former prostitute…
Couple’s Strength Fosters Forgiveness After 9/11
On Sept. 11, 2001, Orlando and Phyllis Rodriguez lost their son Gregory in the attacks…
English Faculty Member Finds Closure in Mother’s Last Days
Angela Alaimo O’Donnell hadn’t planned to write a book about the last days of her…
Symposium Celebrates Continued Relevance of Wise Blood
A panel of scholars and writers convened March 24 at the Rose Hill campus for…