The English Department presents The Tenth Annual Inaugural Lecture - Midsummer Nightmare: Shakespeare and the Economic Crisis of 1595-7 by Mark Caldwell, Professor of English

During 2017-2018, a year abundant with anniversaries related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Fordham University will host a three-part lecture series with Hussein Ibish and David N. Myers offering “A Different Take on Israel/Palestine: Shared Histories, Divergent Pathways” • Part One, on September 14, 2017 will focus on the years 1882-1948 • Part Two, on January

“Reading Blake’s Dante” examines Dante’s presence in William Blake’s art and life, focusing on the 102 watercolor illustrations to the Divine Comedy and seven engravings to the Inferno that Blake executed between 1825 and 1827. It will examine the illustrations, discuss what illustrating Dante meant to Blake, and it will demonstrate the role that the

Come learn about all the ways Fordham University works to help propel grad students into careers after graduation! Career Services offers: resume and cover letter advising, face-to-face practice interviews, networking events, CareerLink and on-campus interviewing. Global Outreach (GO!) is a cultural immersion and service program under the auspices of the Office of Mission Integration and

Mark Alice Durant is an artist and writer living in Baltimore. His essays have appeared in numerous journals such as Art in America, Aperture, Dear Dave, and Afterimage, and many catalogs, monographs and anthologies. With Jane D. Marsching, he was co-curator and co-author of Blur of the Otherworldly: Contemporary Art, Technology and the Paranormal. He

New York State is the only state in the nation that has written into its constitution that every 20 years the people should vote whether to have a constitutional convention to review the entire constitution and make recommendations to the voters to amend or change the document. John Kiernan, the President of the New York

Mullarkey Reid Departmental Forum, Linguistic Diversity in English, Wed 4th Oct 2017, 2pm-5.30pm, O’Hare Room 2 pm Introduction “Thinking Diversity in English” Jocelyn Wogan-Browne Session One Chair: Julie Kim Daniel Contreras, “Se habla inglés: How to Speak English in US English Departments” Rebecca Sanchez, "Made in Translation: The Development of ASL and the Deafening of

In the 1980s, Maryknoll priest and Foreign Minister of Nicaragua Father Miguel D’Escoto was a lead advocate in a historic case before the International Court of Justice. In its final verdict, the United States was found guilty of orchestrating acts of aggression in Nicaragua during the Contra guerrilla insurgency. "It was not only a moral

José I. Badenes, S.J, visiting Loyola Chair will give his lecture, 'Sacra conversazione?: Catholicism, Sexuality, and Violence in Federico García Lorca and Caravaggio' at our Lincoln Center campus on October 24th and at Rosehill on November 14th. The lecture sets up a “sacred conversation” between works by Federico García Lorca (1898-1936) and Michelangelo Merisi da

People today seem more divided than ever. When they remain in their own groups, they tend to communicate only with those who hold similar views. This has a profound effect on all of our relationships and our society as a whole. The media has certainly contributed to this development; but can it also help reverse

International Rescue Committee Liz Parr, the Digital Data Manager in IRC’s Economic Recovery and Development Technical Unit will be presenting about her job hunt experience in New York City, largely centered on analyst-type opportunities in the global development/humanitarian space. “In an era where funding is tight and the future of these organizations is unclear learning

The Feerick Center for Social Justice of Fordham Law School sponsors four public lectures each year to instruct and inspire the Fordham community on a variety of issues of social justice. The speaker at this lecture will be Andrea Panjwani, Esq., who is the Managing Attoreny of the immigration practice at My Sisters' Place, a