New Book by History Professor Recasts Second-Wave Feminism
In her new book, Kirsten Swinth, Ph.D., associate professor of history, examines misperceptions of American…
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Scholars Discuss an ‘Invisible’ Group: Internally Displaced People
More than three million people are seeking asylum worldwide. The number of refugees across the…
Conference Explores Effects of Violence and Weighs Possible Solutions
No act of violence occurs in a vacuum. The rippling effects of violence extend far…
Conference Marks 50th Anniversary of Family Reunification Act
“It’s the best of times and the worst of times,” said Elaine Congress, D.S.W., associate…
Annual Symposium to Connect Veterans with Employers on Wall Street
On Nov. 5, Fordham will open its doors to military veterans from throughout New York…
In Search for New Provost, University Seeks Feedback and Casts Wide Net
When Stephen Freedman died suddenly in July, he left behind a profound legacy as Fordham’s…
Fordham Is a Necessary University for an Uncertain Age, Says President
Shifting demographics. Capricious ratings. Skepticism of the liberal arts. Fickle attitudes toward funding higher education.…
In Colombia, a Curious Case of Mixed-Up Twins and Brotherly Love
Two sets of identical twins, mixed up as babies, were raised as fraternal twins—then serendipitously…
Faculty Travel to Japan for Research That Transcends Borders
The great challenges of the 21st century, from urbanism and climate change to food scarcity…
Mental Health Support for Immigrants Is Critical Now, Says Professor
Few issues burn hotter on the worldwide stage today than immigration. In May, President Donald…