Legends, Lore, and Traditions
121. Maroon Becomes Us In fall 1874, Fordham adopted maroon, a color then used by no…
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Places and Spaces
157. One of Our Stained-Glass Windows Depicts the Architecture of Learning Completed in 1929 and presented…
Faith and Service
164. Fordham’s First President Later Became the First American Cardinal John McCloskey was serving as…
A Radical Faith: The Assassination of Sister Maura
A Radical Faith: The Assassination of Sister Maura by Eileen Markey, FCRH ’98 (Nation Books)…
Seven Questions with Robin Lenhardt: Civil Rights Scholar
In America today, racial injustice stems from more than just the prejudices of individuals. Rather,…
The Unquiet Daughter: A Memoir of Betrayal and Love
The Unquiet Daughter: A Memoir of Betrayal and Love by Danielle Flood, TMC ’73 (Piscataqua…
Matt Trebek: Bringing Mexican Street Food to Harlem
Wearing a T-shirt and ballcap, Matt Trebek sits at a table at Oso, the Hamilton…