‘Win or Lose’: Understanding the Human Perspective on Economic Policies
Taxation has always been a polarizing topic. Should we keep our income or share our…
Lectures and Events
Nobel Laureate and Renowned Economist Addresses Global Poverty Issues at Fordham Conference
Angus Deaton, the 2015 Nobel laureate in economics and a professor emeritus at Princeton University…
Bridgerton Author Shares Advice on Writing and Life
Julia Quinn, author of the New York Times bestselling Bridgerton book series that became adapted…
Fordham Staff, Students Find Community During Virtual Jesuit Teach-In
Over 40 members of the Fordham community came together in October for the annual Ignatian…
‘American Conversations’ on Race: Poet Claudia Rankine Speaks at ‘Bronx Is Reading’ Event
White people have been shaped by a culture that centralizes whiteness, said award-winning poet Claudia…
Pioneer of the Disability Rights Movement Speaks at Fordham
In the disability rights movement, it’s the voices of the disabled themselves that have had…
Black History Month Speaker Reflects on Du Bois’ Postapocalyptic The Comet 100 Years Later
“Few noticed him. Few ever noticed him except in a way that stung.” Those were…
Expo to Encourage Young Women and Men to ‘Love Your Hair’
On the last day of Black History Month, Fordham’s first “Love Your Hair Expo” at…
Scholar Outlines Responsive Future for Higher Ed
In a Feb. 18 lecture at the Rose Hill campus, Cathy N. Davidson, Ph.D., author…
Dear Editor: The Impact of Advice Columns in the Yiddish Press
What draws people to advice columns? Is it the advice, entertainment value, or even just…