
Fordham Launches Lecture Series and Fellowship Program to Help Ukrainian Scholars
Millions of refugees are fleeing Ukraine, but many scholars are choosing to stay—not because of…
Millions of refugees are fleeing Ukraine, but many scholars are choosing to stay—not because of…
What draws people to advice columns? Is it the advice, entertainment value, or even just…
University Provost Stephen Freedman, Ph.D., whose commitment to local and global academic partnerships enhanced Fordham’s…
From 1975 to 1983, photographer Chuck Fishman traveled to Poland to document the dwindling remains…
Fordham University’s Jewish Studies program and the New York Public Library (NYPL) have announced a…
Mustafa Kilicarslan had never set foot in New York City before he moved here to attend…
The Great Seal of Fordham is inscribed with the words Sapientia et Doctrina. Wisdom and…
A new interdisciplinary minor in Jewish studies launches this fall, to be taught by faculty…
If Jews were integrated into European society, culture, economy, and politics, can historians justify confining…
It has been 50 years since Nostra aetate, the Vatican II declaration that changed the…