From Ethiopia to the Bronx to Mississippi, Students Work Within Their Communities
Two graduating students have made community-engaged learning their priority in the Bronx and beyond: Ellie…
International Political Economy and Development
Pope Francis Meets Fordham IPED Director
Pope Francis greeted Henry Schwalbenberg, Ph.D., the director of Fordham’s Graduate Program in International Political…
Nobel Laureate and Renowned Economist Addresses Global Poverty Issues at Fordham Conference
Angus Deaton, the 2015 Nobel laureate in economics and a professor emeritus at Princeton University…
Pope Francis Elevates Fordham-Educated Archbishop Focused on Migrants’ Plight
Among those that Pope Francis will bring into his inner circle this month is a…
Fordham’s Global Poverty Index Highlighted at World Day of the Poor Event
Hundreds of people worldwide commemorated the fourth World Day of the Poor, a day when…
Greg Ferraro, GSAS ’20: Using Economics Training to Help Others Abroad
When Greg Ferraro graduated from the University of Maryland in 2014 with a bachelor’s degree…
Vatican Secretary of State Praises IPED Report as Representative of Church’s Mission
On concluding a week of formal diplomacy at the United Nations General Assembly, His Eminence…
Alumnus Honored for Humanitarian Work in Central America
More than 76,000 migrants crossed the United States southern border without authorization in February, an…
Panel Shares Best Practices for Helping Refugees
It’s estimated that right now 68 million people globally have been forcibly displaced from their…
Preparing for Leadership in International Relief
When Sydney Kornegay was still a teenager growing up in Columbia, South Carolina, her father…