Prayer and Meditation Can Augment Our Attention Span, Says GRE Professor
In today’s world, much of life is lived on the screen—on smartphones, social media, and…
Browsing: Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education
Željko Barbarić: Priest by Vocation, Counselor at Heart
They died in droves. Their bodies, sheathed in the religious robes worn by Franciscan priests,…
Scholars Discuss an ‘Invisible’ Group: Internally Displaced People
More than three million people are seeking asylum worldwide. The number of refugees across the…
Brigid Driscoll, R.S.H.M., Fierce Advocate for Women and Education, Dies at 84
Brigid Driscoll, R.S.H.M., GRE ’02, president of Marymount College during a turbulent period and a…
In Search for New Provost, University Seeks Feedback and Casts Wide Net
When Stephen Freedman died suddenly in July, he left behind a profound legacy as Fordham’s…
Fordham Is a Necessary University for an Uncertain Age, Says President
Shifting demographics. Capricious ratings. Skepticism of the liberal arts. Fickle attitudes toward funding higher education.…
Doctor of Ministry Grad Works to Keep Families Safe
As a community organizer working with Latino and African-American communities in the Western suburbs of…
A Relentless Addiction, a Heartbreaking Choice, and Then Recovery
When Nancy McCann Vericker’s family life was shattered by her son’s alcohol and opioid addiction,…
School of Religion and Religious Education Focuses on Global Education
For Faustino “Tito” Cruz, S.M., dean of the Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education…
Hospital Chaplain Uses Labyrinth Meditation to Help Caregivers Reflect
Every year, millions of Americans visit the hospital for inpatient and outpatient care. No matter…