
Black History Month Lecture: Examining Art with ‘A Black Gaze’
During the pandemic, many of us have come to appreciate the fleeting time we’ve had…
During the pandemic, many of us have come to appreciate the fleeting time we’ve had…
Jonathon Appels, a longtime adjunct professor at Fordham who taught courses in nine departments and…
On the same day that Juneteenth became a federal holiday, a panel of Fordham scholars…
When Margaret (Peg) Peil, Ph.D. GSAS ’61, died in March at age 90, she left…
When Laurie Lambert, Ph.D., was growing up, her family shared stories about the Grenada Revolution,…
“Few noticed him. Few ever noticed him except in a way that stung.” Those were…
Dixa Ramírez, Ph.D., assistant professor at Brown University, explored racial identity in the Dominican Republic…
To fully appreciate the importance of African and African American Studies, it’s crucial to examine…
African American history professor Tyesha Maddox, Ph.D., talks about Caribbean immigration and American identity.
In recognition of African-American History Month, Fordham will host a series of events at the…