How Para Athletes Are Challenging the Concept of Who Can Be an Elite Athlete
Whether Turner Block is home in America or halfway across the world, for her the…
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Finding Truth In Numbers
Numbers don’t lie. It’s a sentiment that Nina Heyden, FCRH ’17, holds dear. Currently on…
Villalpando at the Met: The Rediscovery and Restoration of a 17th-Century Masterpiece
For decades, Cristóbal de Villalpando’s Adoration of the Magi had been hiding in plain sight…
Forced to Leave After Ebola, Graduate Returns to Sierra Leone
Kathleen Frazier, GSAS ’15, had only been working in Sierra Leone for a week in…
Through Local Storytelling, Oscar-Nominated Moonlight Illuminates Miami, Film’s Co-Producer Says
When he was co-producing a small, independent movie in Miami two years ago, fresh from…
Scholarship Winners Take On the World
For some students, the school year’s close is the starting bell for the next season…
After Graduation, a Year of Examining Art and Identity in Hong Kong
There are cities, and then there are “art cities,” known for having a wealth of…
Martha Clippinger: An Eye for Color
“I’ve always had a kind of addiction to color,” says artist Martha Clippinger, FCRH ’05.…
A Zapotec Ram Showcases a Family’s Fordham History
While artist Martha Clippinger, FCRH ’05, was on a Fulbright grant in Oaxaca, Mexico, during…
Fordham Founder’s Dinner Raises $2.1 Million for Scholarships
Like a true harbinger of spring, the 14th annual Fordham Founder’s Dinner arrived at the…