In Portraits of NYC Basketball Hoops, Love for the Game on Display
In New York, a city that over the years has struggled with issues like wealth…
Photography
Arts and Music Festival Celebrates Bronx Hustle
This event has been postponed. Check the It’s the Bronx website for future updates. Get…
New IIHA Photo Gallery Brings Humanity Into Focus
In what was once a dark, carpeted room filled with books from Fordham University Press,…
Nonfiction Books in Brief
America, as Seen on TV: How Television Shapes Immigrant Expectations Around the Globe by Clara…
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…
Student Photographer Documents Decline of Bowling Alleys in Midwest
Following the development of the automatic pinsetter in the 1950s, bowling became a cultural phenomenon…
Seeing Red in the Snow: Art Professor Takes Infrared Photos in Arctic
Carleen Sheehan, artist-in-residence in the Department of Theatre and Visual Arts, is spending the month…
Photo Exhibit Tells Story of Revival
From 1975 to 1983, photographer Chuck Fishman traveled to Poland to document the dwindling remains…
Book by Master Photography Printer Gifted to Fordham Libraries
Susan Kismaric, an adjunct professor of photography, spent 35 years as a curator of photography…
Photo Exhibit Highlights Bygone Era of Independent Gas Stations
The humble gas station gets a star turn at the Lincoln Center campus this month.…