The Short Life and Long Legacy of FBI Agent Edwin R. Woodriffe
Fifty years ago, three FBI agents came calling at an apartment in southeast Washington, D.C.,…
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Invisible Chronicles the Life of Eunice Carter, a Pioneering Black Woman Prosecutor
Invisible: The Forgotten Story of the Black Woman Lawyer Who Took Down America’s Most Notorious…
Nonfiction Books in Brief
America, as Seen on TV: How Television Shapes Immigrant Expectations Around the Globe by Clara…
Stage and Screen Artists Reveal ‘Little Known Facts’ in Conversation with Ilana Levine
Actress Ilana Levine, FCLC ’86, developed a friendship with Alan Alda, FCRH ’56, when they…
Working to Feed and Empower New Yorkers in Need
As Camesha Grant walks through the dining room of the Community Kitchen and Food Pantry…
Halloween, 1970s Style: Plastic Costumes and Street Scenes from a Bygone Brooklyn
New York City photographer Larry Racioppo, FCRH ’72, honed his art and craft during the…
Maxwell’s Tribeca: A Modern Take on an Old-School Fordham Haunt
Like many good ideas, the concept for Maxwell’s Tribeca came out of a conversation at…
Toy Story: Catching Up with Howard Wexler, Inventor of the Classic Game Connect 4
In the summer of 1969, Howard Wexler called a time-out. He was in his early…
The Comedic Stylings of Saturday Night Live‘s Streeter Seidell
Streeter Seidell, FCRH ’05, had heard the stories about what it’s like to interview with…
Reimagining Penn Station: A Plan to Restore America’s Busiest Transit Hub to Its Former Glory
It’s been called the most miserable transit hub in the Western Hemisphere—“decrepit,” “soul-crushing,” and many…