Reginald Brewster, Fordham Law Graduate and Tuskegee Airman, Dies at 103
Reginald Brewster, LAW ’50, a Tuskegee Airman who served in World War II and went…
World War II
Fordham Graduate, World War II Vet Sings National Anthem for the Yankees
Gabe Vitalone, 98, a lifelong New York Yankees fan, had a dream. He wanted to…
75 Years Later, a Heroic Chaplain’s Memory Lives On
Dominic Ternan went to war as a man of God, a noncombatant seeking only to…
At Work with Anne Treantafeles
Who She Is Assistant Director of Admissions for the Graduate School of Social Service (GSS)…
When German Imperialism Looked Eastward
Where many studies of European empire in the 20th century focus on imperial projects in…
Stories Survive: A Child of the Holocaust Reclaims a Resilient Heritage
A child survivor of the Holocaust was reluctant to share his family’s full story, until…
The Devil’s Mercedes in America
The Devil’s Mercedes: The Bizarre and Disturbing Adventures of Hitler’s Limousine in America by Robert Klara,…
World War II Gift Inspires Timeless Message of Gratitude
When Alfred Hartmann, M.D., FCRH ’32, was stationed in France during World War II, he…
Seven Decades Later, a World War II Hero Gets His Due
More than 70 years ago, William J. Schneider took a break from his studies at…
Black History Month at Fordham Libraries
For Black History month, Fordham’s Department of Archives and Special Collections is displaying its collection of…