Fordham Second Amendment Expert Could Help Shape SCOTUS Domestic Violence, Gun Decision
A looming Supreme Court decision involving firearms and domestic violence will have wide-ranging implications on…
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Crowd-Sourced History Project Seeks to Humanize the Incarcerated
From 1865 to 1925, nearly 50,000 people passed through the gates of Sing Sing prison,…
In New Book, Fordham Professor Explores Technology and Capitalism in Pop Music
What would the biography of a pop song look like? And what could it tell…
Jonathon Appels, Longtime Adjunct Professor and Performer Who ‘Loved Every Branch of the Arts,’ Dies at 67
Jonathon Appels, a longtime adjunct professor at Fordham who taught courses in nine departments and…
Giulia Crisanti, GSAS ’21: Examining the Role of ‘Glocalization’
Giulia Crisanti, a Ph.D. candidate for history in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences,…
History Professor’s Research Cited by Federal Court in Gun Regulation Case
Live by the originalist sword, and you may perish by the originalist sword. According to…
Renaissance Society of America and Fordham to Present Symposium on History of Plagues and Pandemics
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in early March, the Renaissance Society of America began rethinking…
Suburbanites Need to Be Part of Racism Conversation, Says Professor
On July 29 of this year, President Trump announced on Twitter that he had “rescinded…
Remote, In Person, or Both, Fordham Professors Prioritize Academic Rigor and Connection
This semester, Fordham welcomed back students for an unprecedented academic endeavor. On Aug. 26., in…
Parallels Between Plagues Past and Present Highlighted in Partnership with Bronx Science
In mid-March, Rachel Podd was teaching a course on early modern history to undergraduate students…