A Yogi Explores Spirituality at Fordham
In his 12 years of teaching yoga, David Robles has seen a lot. He’s watched…
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Preparing for Uncertainty, Fordham Embraces Flexible Education Model
Fordham’s fall classes will start on August 26, no ifs, ands, or buts. To make…
Celebrating Fordham’s 175th Commencement: Together in Spirit
While Edwards Parade wasn’t filled with thousands of graduates and their families on Saturday, Joseph…
María Caballero Jaime, GRE ’20: From Consulate to Counseling
At 50 years old, María Caballero Jaime is making a career change. Caballero Jaime is…
The Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education Celebrates 50 Years
Over the past five decades, Fordham’s Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education (GRE) has…
Providing Spiritual Support in the Face of Climate Change
How could a climate emergency affect the work of pastoral caregivers, or people who provide…
The Pantheon Today: Church and ‘Profoundly Open Space’
Every year, millions of visitors pour through the Pantheon. The 142-foot-tall temple (and now a…
Maximo D’Oleo, GRE ’21, Treats Body and Spirit
Maximo D’Oleo, GRE ’21, wasn’t planning on becoming a pediatrician. For years, he had dreamed…
New Fundraising Campaign to Focus on Student Experience
As Fordham celebrates the successful conclusion of Faith & Hope | The Campaign for Financial…
Practical Theologian Who Researches Race and Identity Joins GRE Faculty
Whether he’s working to get youth involved in the church or helping religious educators confront…