Study Reveals Common Threads in Urban Rat Evolution
When is a canal or a highway better at stopping movement than helping it? When…
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Faculty Travel to Japan for Research That Transcends Borders
The great challenges of the 21st century, from urbanism and climate change to food scarcity…
Fordham Receives Luce Grant to Study Shaker Art and Religion
The United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing, commonly known as the Shakers, was…
Humanitarian Assistance Grads Urged to Spread Hope
Geraldine Byrne Nason, permanent representative of Ireland to the United Nations, extolled the 52nd graduating…
Everyday Habits, Everyday Heroes: Five Questions with Leadership Author Chris Lowney
Knowing what matters most in life is often much easier than discerning and doing what…
Seven Questions with Naima Coster, Breakout Novelist
When Brooklyn native Naima Coster, GSAS ’12, told one of her Fordham professors that she…
Design Conference Tackles Architecture’s Role in Humanitarian Assistance
Urban planners and architects came together with academics and humanitarian aid professionals on June 22…
Among 27 New Jesuit Priests, Three Fordham Alumni
Three Fordham graduates are among 27 new Jesuit priests in the United States and Canada…
Fordham Mourns the Passing of Trustee Fellow Bill Flynn
Irish-American entrepreneur and philanthropist William “Bill” Flynn, GSAS ’51, a Fordham trustee fellow who played…
Fordham Asked to Deepen Partnership to Educate Jesuits
For more than 50 years the Society of Jesus has sent many of its newest…