Students Share Personal Writing at Inaugural Story Circle
Students and a new faculty member recently shared stories of personal loss and hardship in…
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Fixing America’s Prison Problem
A look at the true causes and costs of prison growth—and how education and spiritual…
In Maximum Security Prison, Educator Promotes Empathy Through Literature
It’s a Thursday evening near the end of the semester, and Steve Romagnoli, FCRH ’82,…
English Professor Explores Connection Between Poetry and Food
“I wanted my poem for us to suck on. Like an IV connected to the…
Sacred Shelter Tells Stories of Homelessness and Hope
Cindy, a victim of domestic violence, escaped her abuser with her three children and $50…
Students Spend an Evening Immersed in a Theatrical Production of James Joyce’s “The Dead”
Last month, three students in my Texts and Contexts: Modern Irish Literature course were among…
Nigerian-Indian Scholar Takes on Injustice and Oppression as Fordham’s New Writer at Risk
The day after a local election in Jos, Nigeria, Kanchana Ugbabe woke up one morning…
Recent Fordham Graduate Nabs Spot on UA’s ‘Highly Commended’ List
Margaret Fisher, a 2017 graduate of the honors program at Fordham College at Lincoln Center, was named to…
Fordham Remembers John Antush, English Professor
John Antush, Ph.D., a former chair of the Department of English and Fordham professor through…
A Modernist Look at the Relationship Between Bodies and Language
It is often assumed that disability studies are of relevance primarily to disabled people. But…