Taking Responsibility: Fordham Teams with Jesuit Partners to Examine Sexual Abuse Crisis
It’s been a year and a half since the Society of Jesus in the United…
Department of Theology
As Colleges Plan for Reopening, Panel Considers Needs of Most Vulnerable
Colleges and universities across the country are grappling with how to reopen as safely as…
Catholic Scholars Confront Racism and Describe How Fellow Catholics Can Help
Bryan N. Massingale, S.T.D., a Black Catholic priest and Fordham professor, and the author of…
Fordham Mourns the Passing of Theology Professor Donald J. Moore, S.J., ‘an Exemplary Jesuit’
Donald Moore, S.J., a professor emeritus of theology who spent time in Jerusalem and devoted…
Professor Mines Rich, Complex Life of Flannery O’Connor in New Books
After teaching students the writings of Flannery O’Connor for three decades, Angela Alaimo O’Donnell, Ph.D.,…
Donor-Funded Grants Keep Graduate Student Research Going Strong
Like many of her peers, Anjali Chandra returned to her parents’ home when the COVID-19…
Professor Elevated to Post Overseeing ‘Conversations’ About Jesuit Higher Education
James P. McCartin, Ph.D., associate professor of theology and former director of Fordham’s Center on…
Prompted by a Global Pandemic, Fordham Moves to Distance Learning
Cura personalis, or the idea of caring for the whole person, is a key part…
More than ‘Just Water’: Lecture Highlights Issues of Access and Justice
Just as it’s easy to miss the fact that New York’s water system is an…
Professor Explores Tangled Connections Between Catholicism and World War II Propaganda
The year was 1943. The Second World War had been raging for four years, and…