Two Fordham Graduates Make Middle East Policy Council’s ’40 Under 40’ List
Two Fordham graduates were recently named to the Middle East Policy Council’s inaugural cohort of…
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Preserving an Endangered Syriac Textual Heritage
Though Syriac Christianity is one of the oldest Christian cultures, many people in the West…
Veteran Peter Terrafranca: Seeing the Middle East Up Close
During his six years serving in the Marine Corps, veteran Peter Terrafranca was deployed three…
In Overseas Study, Student Assesses the Politics of Water
If there’s one thing that conflicting countries in the Middle East should be able to…
Pace: Job Is Not Done in War Against Extremists
(Story by John Schoonejongen) America’s failure to commit to Afghanistan and Iraq for the long…
Middle East Urbanism Meets East Coast Gentrification in Anthropologist’s Work
One might not normally associate postwar Beirut with postindustrial Soho, but for associate professor Aseel…
Kamal Azari: The Historian and Winemaker
Kamal Azari, a native of Iran, was halfway through his dissertation at Fordham’s Graduate School…
Fordham Professor Emeritus on Peace in the Middle East
Donald J. Moore, S.J., professor emeritus of theology at Fordham, sees a beacon of hope…