Dana Alonzo: Preventing Suicide at First Risk
Over her many years of clinical work, Dana Alonzo, Ph.D., noticed firsthand the “revolving door…
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NEH Grant Promotes Philosophy as Way of Life
Fordham University, along with Notre Dame and Wesleyan Universities, has received a grant of $137,045…
Examining the Psychology of Terrorists
“Terrorism is a disease that’s like a cancer spreading everywhere,” said former Iraqi ambassador to…
Remembering Father Fernando Picó, Unwitting Pioneer of Latino Studies
Fernando Picó, S.J., GSAS ’66, a leading Puerto Rican social historian of his time and…
When German Imperialism Looked Eastward
Where many studies of European empire in the 20th century focus on imperial projects in…
Forensic Social Work Conference: Social Justice in Tandem with Legal System
It may come as a surprise that the field of social work goes beyond the…
English Professor Remembers Jane Austen, 200 Years Later
Susan Greenfield, Ph.D., professor of English, became taken with novelist Jane Austen as a teenager…
England Was a Proving Ground for Early Jesuits
In the first century of the Society of Jesus, when Jesuits took their missionary work…
Undergraduate Social Work Program Ranked in Nation’s Top Five
The Graduate School of Social Service (GSS) has consistently been one of Fordham’s top ranked…
Seeing Red in the Snow: Art Professor Takes Infrared Photos in Arctic
Carleen Sheehan, artist-in-residence in the Department of Theatre and Visual Arts, is spending the month…