Fordham Strengthens Ties to Europe with Italian Exchange Program
With a history that stretches back thousands of years, no country on earth has more…
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Student Photographer Documents Decline of Bowling Alleys in Midwest
Following the development of the automatic pinsetter in the 1950s, bowling became a cultural phenomenon…
Long-Lost Illustrated Cookbook Is Featured at Fordham Gallery
Cipe Pineles was neither a chef nor a writer. But her cookbook has nonetheless commanded…
Shining a Light on Faculty Art
The 2017 Faculty Spotlight, on display through Feb. 13 at the Ildiko Butler Gallery in…
Movie Poster Exhibit Pulls from Politics
For those who can’t get enough political theater this election, there’s a new show at…
Exhibit Examines Refugees’ Struggles and Hopes in NYC
Well before the presidential race made immigration a key issue, Fordham visual arts students were…
Butler Gallery Showcases Faculty Art
The experience of travel, the chaos and abundance of earth’s climate, novel approaches to film—these…
Sutnar Exhibit: From Constructivism to Smart Phones
Over the last decade, responsive design has transformed websites to adapt to smartphones, tablets, and…
A Cowgirl, a Camera, and Wide-Open Spaces
When one thinks of herding cattle, one conjures an image of a Western cowhand on…
Suspension Points, Through January at the Ildiko Butler Gallery
In today’s technology three little ellipses signify that a digital message is in-suspension across the…