Fareed Zakaria Sees Reverse Wave of Democracy
In the mid-1990s a euphoria gripped the United States after the Berlin Wall fell and…
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Computer Scientist Shares Strategy for a Light-Speed Internet
The internet is nowhere near as fast as it can be, and the right changes…
NSA and Homeland Security Designate Fordham as a Center for Excellence in Cybersecurity
The National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security have designated Fordham as a…
Students Take In a Most Public Art Gallery
The Jefferson Avenue subway stop in Bushwick, Brooklyn is less than seven miles from Fordham’s…
Forced to Leave After Ebola, Graduate Returns to Sierra Leone
Kathleen Frazier, GSAS ’15, had only been working in Sierra Leone for a week in…
Orthodox Christian Studies Program Raises $1.5 Million for Challenge Grant
Four years after it received a challenge grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities…
Seven Questions with Terence Winch: Musician, Songwriter, Poet, Author
Terence Winch, GSAS ’69, has produced his first album in 10 years, This Day Too:…
When Protest Is in the Air: Professor Weighs In on Changing Political Climate
The World Trade Organization meetings in 1999, the Iraq war in 2003, the Tea Party…
Fordham Mourns Joseph A. Currie, S.J.
Joseph A. Currie, S.J., JES ’61, GSAS ’63, former associate vice president for mission and…
Theology Doctoral Graduates Land Prestigious Teaching Positions
Newly minted doctoral students face a much leaner academic job market in 2017 than in…