Walsh Family Library: Reflecting on 25 Years
Just after the inauguration ceremony for President Tania Tetlow in October, revelers gathered in front…
William D. Walsh Family Library
Tudor-Period Artifacts Rarely Seen in the U.S. Displayed at Walsh Library
Imagine holding in your hands a crucifix that belonged to 16th-century Catholic saint Sir Thomas…
James P. McCabe, Who Revolutionized the Fordham Library System, Dies at 84
James “Jim” Patrick McCabe, Ph.D., Fordham’s former director of libraries who helped to modernize the…
Expert Demos High-Power Scanner for Library Staff
A digital specialist librarian from Belgium recently visited the William D. Walsh Family Library to…
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…
Illuminated: A 15th-Century Nativity Scene
The Nativity appears in Très riches heures, a 15th-century book of hours created for a…
Some Papal History on Display
When Pope Francis arrives in the United States on Sept. 22, he will be the…
University Mourns Longtime Member of Walsh Library
Fordham University mourns the loss of Robert Hinkle, a staff member in the Walsh Library’s…
Writing Center Gets State of the Art Home in Walsh Library
The Rose Hill Writing Center, which offers free writing assistance to undergraduate and graduate students…
Harlem Hellfighters on Display for Black History Month
One of the University archives’ rarely seen acquisitions is showcased in the Walsh Library atrium…