In New Book, GSAS Dean Explores a Freedom Rooted in Whiteness
In 1776, a group of former colonists, most of whom owned enslaved people, celebrated their…
Faculty and Staff
Convocation Marks Milestones for Faculty and Staff
Shortly after the Fordham Rams women’s basketball team won the Atlantic 10 Conference championship in…
Education Professor Tapped for Advisory Role to Mayor
Shannon Waite, Ed.D., GSE ’05, ’15, a clinical assistant professor at the Graduate School of Education…
Professors Extend Helping Hand to Puerto Rico Schools
When Hurricane Maria plowed into Puerto Rico in September, the suffering inflicted on the island’s…
University Mourns Longtime Philosophy Professor Raymond Grontkowski
Raymond Grontkowski, Ph.D., GSAS 64, a fixture of Fordham’s philosophy department for six decades, died…
For Your Consideration: Professor Parses The Shape of Water
This year, one of the 10 films vying for the Best Picture Oscar is The Shape…
In Ecuador, Anthropologist Researches a Sexual Preference Narrative Reversed
Engabao, a small fishing village on the coast of Ecuador, is all of 64 miles…
At Arts and Sciences Faculty Day, A Celebration of Scholarship
In 16 years at Fordham, James T. Fisher, Ph.D., mined the sands of time to…
Diversity and Loyalty Celebrated at Annual Convocation
On March 5, the diversity and loyalty that makes Fordham strong was on full display…
Turkish Student Finds Inspiration in Freedom to Study Other Religions
Mustafa Kilicarslan had never set foot in New York City before he moved here to attend…