Lunch in the Neighborhood: A Conversation with Gregory Jost and Eileen Markey
Adjunct sociology professors Gregory Jost, FCRH ’97, GSAS ’05, and Eileen Markey, FCRH ’98, met at Urban Plunge when they were…
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Public Defender Brings Ignatian Spirituality to the Incarcerated
After a decade representing people charged with serious crimes in Hudson County, New Jersey, public…
The Power of Investigative Journalism
Roddy Boyd and Bernice Yeung are using new models to keep hard-hitting investigative reporting alive…
Catching Up with New York Knicks Legend Dick Barnett
Dick Barnett won two NBA championships with the Knicks as a guard with swagger and…
With a Calling for Racial Reconciliation, Reverend Brings Social Injustice to the Forefront
Several years ago, the Rev. Terri Ofori was leading a prayer service at a university…
In the Business of Social Justice: Five Questions with Ignacio Fernández de Lahongrais
When Ignacio Fernández de Lahongrais meets a Jesuit, they often comment on his first name,…
New App Removes Roadblocks to Resources
To attend school is to soak up new knowledge. But for children who are distracted…
British Council Awards Grant to Orthodox Christian Studies Center for LGBTQ Research
Together with the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, Fordham’s Orthodox Christian Studies Center…
For the Love of Baseball and Social Justice: Eireann Dolan and Washington Nationals Closer Sean Doolittle
For more than a few fans, baseball is a kind of religion. Lately, Eireann Dolan’s…
Taking the (Urban) Plunge
On Aug. 25, Fordham students worked on service projects throughout Manhattan and the Bronx as part…