GSE Professor’s Podcast Sheds Light on Book Deserts
“Welcome to End Book Deserts, the podcast featuring the innovative people and programs who spread…
Social Justice
A Trip to the American Museum of Natural History
On a sunny late-January morning in Manhattan, a group of 17 Fordham alumni and friends…
Educator Launches ‘Teachers in Classrooms Drinking Coffee’
When Leah Jerome, a history teacher at Pascack Valley Regional High School, learned she had…
Bonded by Volunteerism: Five Questions with the Freemans
A few months after Antoinette Mirsberger Freeman and Trevor Freeman met at a Fordham Young…
Black Lives Matter Activist Leads Discussion on Equality, Social Justice
Janaya Khan, an activist, co-founder of Black Lives Matter Toronto, and current executive director of…
GSE Student Interviews Sexual Assault Survivors Amid #MeToo
Jennifer Stewart is studying how sexual assault survivors understand their trauma in the context of…
Coro Fellow Aims to Help Eradicate Health Disparities in New York City
Anya Patterson, FCRH ’19, has been named a 2019–2020 Coro Fellow in Public Affairs. She…
Mapping Conference Tackles Justice Issues from a Geographic Perspective
In a three-day symposium titled “Mapping (In)Justice,” dozens of scholars came to Fordham’s Lincoln Center…
Fordham’s Department of African and African American Studies Celebrates 50 Years
Fordham proudly celebrated the 50th anniversary of the African and African American Studies Department, one…
Father Mick Shares His Vision for Integrating the Mission
Michael “Mick” McCarthy, S.J., vice president for Mission Integration and Planning, has served at several…