New York Times Business Columnist Lays Out Devastating Consequences of Racism
When he set out to write his latest book, Eduardo Porter did not plan to…
Latin American and Latino Studies
Three Alumni Earn International Honors for Undergraduate Research
The injustices of offshore tax evasion. The relationship between Sigmund Freud and his mentor Jean-Martin…
Poets Out Loud Event Features Voices from Two Distinct Cultures
Nausheen Eusuf and Renato Rosaldo, two poets from opposite sides of the world who nonetheless…
Villalpando at the Met: The Rediscovery and Restoration of a 17th-Century Masterpiece
For decades, Cristóbal de Villalpando’s Adoration of the Magi had been hiding in plain sight…
Painting from Fordham Archives Spotlighted at the Met
When visitors to the Metropolitan Museum of Art take in Cristóbal de Villalpando: Mexican Painter…
After Decades of Stalemate, a Homecoming: Students Make First Visit to Cuba Since Normalization
Growing up in Atlanta, Sofía Muñoz used to hear her grandparents reminisce about a certain…
Panel Explores the New Normal for U.S.-Cuba Relations
“They’re going to put a U.S. embassy in Havana! In Havana!” Sujatha Fernandes was on…
Our Students in Havana
From March 14 to March 22, 19 Fordham undergraduates (pictured above) joined art history professor…
Head of ECLAC/CEPAL to Give a Talk at Fordham
Alicia Bárcena, executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC/CEPAL),…
Latin American Statesman Outlines Possibilities for His Region
The economy of Latin America is experiencing robust growth, but for democracy to take root…