Investigating the Interplay Between Humans and New York City
As humans worldwide migrate into new cities, how does New York City serve as a…
Harold Takooshian
The Death of Kitty Genovese: A Case that Echoes to This Day
The 1965 murder of Kitty Genovese in Queens first alerted people to what became known…
Examining the Psychology of Terrorists
“Terrorism is a disease that’s like a cancer spreading everywhere,” said former Iraqi ambassador to…
Bioethics Program Inspires Ballerina to Pursue Medicine
When Melissa Leeolou, PCS ’16, gave the graduation speech at the diploma ceremony for Fordham’s…
New Course Offers a Peek Behind the UN Curtain
At the United Nations, how can a U.S. president advocate for Western, democratic values when…
Information Technology Meets Ignatian Spirituality at Conference
Modern information technology has revolutionized how people communicate with each other, and it has a…
Psyching Out Student Financial Stress
To prepare students for the implications of the new law governing credit cards that takes…
Guardian Angels Celebrate 30 Years of Safety Patrols and Service
Thirty years after they began patrolling streets in the South Bronx, the Guardian Angels gathered…
Noise Expert Says Government and Citizens Must Insist on Anti-Noise Methods
Though New York City is among only a few metropolitan areas to have noise codes,…