Anthony Baratta, Advocate for Racial Equity in Education and Fordham Professor for Nearly Five Decades, Dies at 95
Anthony N. Baratta, Ph.D., a distinguished professor emeritus of Fordhamâs Graduate School of Education who…
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Students Begin Building a âVirtual Fordhamâ on Minecraft
In a new project known as RamCraft, Fordham students are virtually reconstructing the Lincoln Center…
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…
Dean of the Graduate School of Education
From the Office of the Provost: Dear Members of the Fordham Community, Father McShane and…
Fordham Doctoral Candidate Meisha Porter Tapped to Lead New York City Schools
Meisha Ross Porter, a doctoral candidate in Fordhamâs Graduate School of Education, will become the…
Remembering Nancy J. Ellsworth, Longtime Educator and Advocate for Students with Disabilities
Nancy Jane Ellsworth, Ed.D., a retired associate professor of special education at Fordham and a…
Three New Grants Help Fordham Address Needs of Bronx Communities
Fordham has received three grants that will allow the University to further address the needs…
Center for Educational Partnerships Awarded Nearly $600K for Violence Prevention
Over the next three years, Fordhamâs Center for Educational Partnerships will train students and staff…
Fordham Graduate Becomes First Black Chancellor of New York Board of Regents
Lester W. Young Jr., Ed.D., GSE â78, has been elected chancellor of the New York…
Pope Francis Elevates Fordham-Educated Archbishop Focused on Migrantsâ Plight
Among those that Pope Francis will bring into his inner circle this month is a…