Author and Public Speaker Discusses Leadership in Difficult Times
Effective, compassionate leadership is a skill that can be difficult to master during the best…
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
From High School Biology Teacher to Trailblazing Scientist: Remembering Fordham Alumna Marie Clark Taylor
When Marie Clark Taylor enrolled in a graduate program at Fordham University in 1938, it…
Speakers Share Stories of Anti-Asian Discrimination, Hope for Solidarity
Jennie Park-Taylor, Ph.D., recalled how her sister-in-law, who like her is Korean American, was recently…
Building a Better Future, One Perovskite at a Time
So much of the analog world has receded into memory, itâs hard to imagine there…
Sharing the Career Value of a Humanities-Based Education
When Tom Hughes, GSAS â79, gets students in his metaphysics classes at St. Johnâs University…
$1.9 Million Grant Will Fund Research on Womenâs Mental Health
Marija Kundakovic, Ph.D., assistant professor of biological sciences, was awarded nearly $1.9 million in grant…
Alumna Gift to Support New Chair in African and African American Studies
When Margaret (Peg) Peil, Ph.D. GSAS â61, died in March at age 90, she left…
Chad Davis, Doctoral Student and Rising Psychologist, Dies at 40
Chad Davis, a graduate student in Fordham’s Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program who specialized in treating…
In New Book, GSAS Dean Explores a Freedom Rooted in Whiteness
In 1776, a group of former colonists, most of whom owned enslaved people, celebrated their…
Using Philosophy to Master the Markets: Catching Up with Jared Woodard, Ph.D.
Jared Woodard, Ph.D., was on course for a career in academia when he became more…