The Ancient World in 24 Objects: A Student-Curated Antiquities Exhibit Brings the Classical World to Life
Ancient artifacts tell fascinating stories, as students learned last spring while curating “The Classical World…
Spring 2016
Illuminating the World’s Oldest Church
A Fordham scholar shines new light on Christianity’s formative years in Syria, where Islamic State…
Ever Rising: An Artist’s Take on the Ways We Remember—and Forget—the Troubled History of Race Relations in America
In a series of paper collages titled Everything That Rises, Fordham artist-in-residence Casey Ruble depicts…
Zero K
Zero K by Don DeLillo, FCRH ’58 (Scribner) Don DeLillo’s haunting 16th novel begins as…
Jason Calacanis: Startup Impresario
Dressed in a black T-shirt, sneakers, and loose green khakis, Jason Calacanis, FCLC ’93, bounds…
City Sailors: Hudson River Community Sailing Helps New York Teens Navigate Their Home Waters and Set Sail for Success
When Alex Baum graduated from Fordham in 2008 with a degree in international political economy,…
The Steel Kiss
The Steel Kiss by Jeffery Deaver, LAW ’82 (Grand Central Publishing) Jeffery Deaver’s law training…
As Time Goes By
As Time Goes By by Mary Higgins Clark, FCLC ’79 (Simon & Schuster) The latest novel…
Four-Peat!
After a one-run loss to Saint Joseph’s University in the opening round of the Atlantic…
Strange Glow: The Story of Radiation
Strange Glow: The Story of Radiation by Timothy Jorgensen, PhD, FCRH ’77 (Princeton) Timothy Jorgensen is…