What Makes a Great City Tick?
Urban living has undergone a renaissance over the last two decades, as more people are…
Rosemary Wakeman
Transgression in Pulp: Doctoral Candidate Finds Roots of Democracy in Comic Books
The fascist regime of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco lasted 40 years. But when he died…
Professor Calls for Return to Regional Planning’s Utopian Age
In 2010 New Jersey Governor Chris Christie killed a proposed $8.7 billion commuter rail tunnel…
Rosemary Wakeman on Zaha Hadid
Professor Rosemary Wakeman, director of the Urban Studies Program, discusses the influence of the Pritzker…
Initiative Bolsters Real Estate Education Across University
With more than half of the world’s population living in urban areas, the real estate…
Technology Summit Seeks to Boost Bronx Tech Initiatives
Next week, local business owners, government officials, and academics will gather at Fordham’s Gabelli School…
Face to Face: Street-Art Project Turns Lincoln Center Inside Out
The printer wouldn’t cooperate and a rain shower cut short the pasting. But for a…
The Berlin Wall 25 Years Later
Few symbols of the Cold War are as potent as the Berlin Wall, which was…
Symposium Tackles Challenges Facing Cities of the Future
Technological advances in the areas of transportation, energy, commerce and healthcare are all expected to…
History Professor Brings Post WWII Paris to Life in New Book
Conventional thought says that in the years immediately following the liberation of Paris from the…