First Amendment Scholar Touts Benefits of Allowing Offensive Speech
There are benefits to banning “offensive” speech, but those benefits are overwhelmingly overshadowed by the…
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Orthodox Christian Center Secures Luce Funds to Promote Human Rights
Fordham’s Orthodox Christian Studies Center has secured two grants totaling $610,000 that will be used to…
In New Book, Professor Makes Case for Universal Redemption
In her new book Creation and the Cross (Orbis, 2018), Distinguished Professor of Theology Elizabeth Johnson,…
Reinventing Yourself, Teaching Others: Five Questions with T. Dessa Glasser
T. Dessa Glasser loves tough problems. Her openness to creative solutions and new opportunities, she…
IIHA Welcomes new Helen Hamlyn Senior Fellow
Judy Benjamin, Ph.D., is Fordham’s Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs’ newest Helen Hamlyn Senior Fellow.…
Women’s History: How Suffragettes Sold Their Message
In the past year, American women have experienced a new resurgence of female activism: From…
Race Is Key to Understanding Nation’s Opioid Epidemic, Scholar Says
To fully grasp how opioid addiction has affected United States communities, Americans need to see…
To End Racism, Rethink Catholic Perspective on Morals, Says Theologian
If you cannot recognize profound injustice around you, you cannot act upon it. That, said…
How (Over) Confident Are Financial Analysts?
A new paper co-authored by David Budescu, Ph.D., the Anne Anastasi Professor of Psychometrics and…
University Mourns Longtime Philosophy Professor Raymond Grontkowski
Raymond Grontkowski, Ph.D., GSAS 64, a fixture of Fordham’s philosophy department for six decades, died…