To Stomp or Not to Stomp? When It Comes to Spotted Lanternflies, That’s Not the Only Question
From Central Park to the laboratory, Fordham students are examining the mating behavior and predators…
undergraduate research
New Summer Program Fosters a Research Community
From examining how sports affect the behavior of young men to studying DNA replication and…
Magis and Music at the Research Symposium for Fordham College at Rose Hill
Gesturing to the stained-glass image of St. Ignatius in the Keating First auditorium, Joseph M.…
Rose Hill Research Symposium Features Jazz Concert, Virtual and Live Presentations
In the early months of the pandemic, senior undergraduate researchers at Fordham College at Rose…
A Strong Sense of Ethnic Identity Can Mitigate the Effects of Discrimination, Says Professor
Tiffany Yip, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Fordham, has explored the human relationship with…
Natalie Ward, FCRH ’19: Addressing Air Quality in the Bronx
A Fordham senior has been studying a tiny particle that might have big implications. For…
Student Research on Birds Leads to Unexpected Leadership Role
The more crowded the neighborhood, the more social the bird. Such are the findings of…
Mailable Bags Provide Incentive to Recycle Clothing, Study Finds
When it was time to clean out her closet, Yekaterina Goncharova would drive around her…
Ars Nova: Shifting Perspectives Through Research
This year’s Ars Nova showcase, which highlighted undergraduate research from Fordham College at Lincoln Center…
From Gene Therapy to Food Insecurity: Undergraduate Research Displayed at Rose Hill
When Fordham College at Rose Hill established its first Undergraduate Research Symposium 11 years ago,…