Two Fordham Grads Inducted into Broadcasting & Cable Hall of Fame
Broadcasting & Cable magazine named two Fordham alumni to its Hall of Fame during a ceremony…
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Fordham Football | This Day in History
Eighty years ago today—on September 30, 1939—Fordham competed in the first live televised broadcast of…
To Fight Toxic Masculinity, Look to Sources of Entitlement, Says Professor
In the last year, the phrase “#metoo” has become shorthand for survivors of sexual assault…
The Comedic Stylings of Saturday Night Live‘s Streeter Seidell
Streeter Seidell, FCRH ’05, had heard the stories about what it’s like to interview with…
Students Hone TV Production Skills at The Daily Show
Last spring, Fordham College at Rose Hill (FCRH) senior Sherilyn DeNucci’s mother suggested that DeNucci…
Professor Explores History of Diversity in Television
Television underwent tremendous change between 1950 and 1970, as the medium transitioned from a novelty…
TV Throwback: Students Dominated College Bowl Quiz Show in 1968
Four quick-witted Fordham undergraduates—(above from left) Arthur F. McMahon Jr., George Ellard, Edward B. Leahey…
Gabelli Alumnus Wins ’20/20′ On-Air Sales Challenge
Gabelli School of Business alumnus Tommy Florio got a lesson in the art of the sell…
On Demand: The Art and Business of TV’s New Golden Age
“I have binge-watching envy,” confesses Taylor Schilling, FCLC ’06. The luxury of sinking into a…
60 Minutes Marks 35th Anniversary With Fordham Symposium
NEW YORK — When it first aired in 1968, 60 Minutes revolutionized TV journalism by…