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…
Department of Theology
New Book Offers Timeless Lessons from 20th-Century Catholic Artists and Activists
In her new book, Kindred Spirits: Friendship and Resistance at the Edges of Modern Catholicism,…
‘The Healing Power of Penance’: Armenian Bishop Offers Advice for Pandemic Times
The time has come for a fuller understanding of penance and its ability to heal…
Curran Center Contest Winner Examines History of Slavery
Kelly Schmidt, Ph.D., was disturbed by racism from a very young age. “I don’t quite…
Recounting the Arc of the COVID-19 Pandemic Through Verse
Like all New Yorkers, Angela Alaimo O’Donnell, Ph.D., saw her world turned upside down by…
Doctoral Student Awarded Ford Foundation Fellowship for Research on Black Theologian
Paul Daniels, a second-year doctoral student in Fordham’s theology program, received a prestigious Ford Foundation…
New Online Publication Expands Conversations About Theology
What do Black Lives Matter, remote learning, and international students have to do with theology?…
Scholars Confront Clergy Sexual Abuse in Native American Communities
Denise K. Lajimodiere, Ed.D., an indigenous educator and a guest speaker in a new Fordham…
Fordham Mourns the Passing of John ‘Father D’ Denniston
John J. Denniston, Ph.D., a senior lecturer in the department of theology and a diocesan…
Sharing the Career Value of a Humanities-Based Education
When Tom Hughes, GSAS ’79, gets students in his metaphysics classes at St. John’s University…