Meg Stapleton Smith, GSAS ’22: Queer Theologian and Aspiring Episcopal Priest
When Meg Stapleton Smith felt a calling to the priesthood, she faced a major obstacle—the…
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
New Academic Society Unites Scholars Worldwide
When graduate student Noah Hahn was invited to a conference halfway around the world, he…
Fordham’s New Annual Theology Lecture to Host Scholars Who Address Racism
Fordham’s theology department will establish its first annual lecture, thanks to a new gift from…
Professor Awarded National Science Foundation Grant to Study Electric Power Systems and Cyberattacks
Juntao Chen, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the computer and information sciences department, was recently…
Scholarship Fund Extends the Legacy of Acclaimed Feminist Theologian
In April 2018, when a beloved Fordham theologian appeared before a standing-room-only crowd for her…
Student Historian Reveals Life From Medieval Times
Grace Campagna pieces together the lives of people who lived hundreds of years ago through…
A Colombian Immigrant Finds Beauty in Art and America
Melissa Mejia has always been an artist. Growing up in Colombia, she painted school murals…
What’s Mine and Yours, an Excerpt from the Novel by Naima Coster
August 2002 The Piedmont, North Carolina Jade’s lips were burning for a cigarette, her legs…
Grad Student Studies Impact of Social Media Discrimination on Adolescents of Color
Fordham graduate student Xiangyu Tao is studying how racial discrimination via social media affects adolescents…
A Multifaceted Business Education Leads to Career in Investor Relations
As the managing director of investor relations and business development at WestCap, a startup private…