Alumnus Honored for Humanitarian Work in Central America
More than 76,000 migrants crossed the United States southern border without authorization in February, an…
International Political Economy and Development
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…
16th-Century Book by Anti-Machiavellian Jesuit Gifted to University
Although a 16th-century philosopher and statesman, Florentine Niccolò Machiavelli became widely associated with political scheming…
Vatican Archbishop Warns of “Self-Defeating” Nationalism
“Nationalism is the Achilles’ Heel of much of our history of the last two centuries,…
Exchange Program Gives South Africans a Glimpse of American Culture
The 2017 cohort of South African students and working professionals from Fordham’s exchange program with…
International Relief Worker Recognized for Innovative Work in Africa
Throughout her career in humanitarian aid and relief services, Elizabeth “Liz” Pfifer has worked to…
UN Papal Envoy Estimates 40 Million Enslaved
Approximately 40 million people have fallen prey to human traffickers around the globe, and that…
South African Students Savor Taste of American Business
On a recent summer afternoon a group of students from Fordham’s exchange program with the…
IPED Graduates Land International Development Fellowships With Catholic Relief Services
Three new alumni of Fordham’s Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development have been…