In the Business of Social Justice: Five Questions with Ignacio Fernández de Lahongrais
When Ignacio Fernández de Lahongrais meets a Jesuit, they often comment on his first name,…
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In Memoriam: Ralph DeMayo, Administrator Known as “Mr. Fordham”
Ralph DeMayo, GSS ’51, a onetime New York City police officer who taught social work…
Brain Research Links Vision and Intelligence
As people age, they may slow down physically, but that doesn’t necessarily mean their thinking…
In Aspiring Doctor’s Research, a Window into the Future of Medicine
Francesco Ciuffo, FCRH ’17, came to Fordham wanting to be a doctor, and today he’s…
Recognizing First-Generation Faculty
Donald Clarke, Fordham alumnus and professor of chemistry since 1962 and recipient of NIH and…
Faculty Podcast: Stanley Veliotis Breaks Down Tax Reform Plans
The tax reform plan currently being debated in Congress is a complicated endeavor with many…
Fordham Faculty Take Two of Four Alpha Sigma Nu Book Awards
Books published by Fordham faculty have been awarded two of this year’s four Alpha Sigma…
16th-Century Book by Anti-Machiavellian Jesuit Gifted to University
Although a 16th-century philosopher and statesman, Florentine Niccolò Machiavelli became widely associated with political scheming…
Elaine Congress to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award
In 2016, Madeleine Lee, a master’s candidate in the Graduate School of Social Service (GSS),…
Facing Tough Conversations on Race the Ignatian Way
“The issue of race too often leaves us uncomfortable, tongue-tied, embarrassed, stammering, mute—and limping from…