The theme of this Day of Prayer is taken from St. Paul: "Dedicate your lives to thankfulness." Join us as we explore the deep role gratitude had in the life of St. Ignatius Loyola. Then reflect and pray over gratitude's place in your own life. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the beautiful Rose Hill campus,
Last April, 3,606 admitted students and guests attended the President's Spring Preview, our open house weekend for admitted undergraduate students. At Spring Preview, there's a welcome address by the president, a large faculty fair, presentations about financial aid and student life, mock classes, and, of course, campus tours.
Celebrating the achievements of current Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) students as we honor the past 100 years of scholarship and dedication. All GSAS students, alumni, and faculty are welcome to attend this reception and presentation of research.
This workshop explores crises that make people feel fearful or shameful about causing harm, generating moral stress. Such stress often involves conflicting values. For example, health crises can involve shame about not taking care of one’s health, and fearful conflicts over the financial vs. health costs of seeking or not seeking health care. Chaplains, religious
Designed exclusively for high school sophomores and juniors, the President's Fall Preview on November 14 and 15 is an excellent introduction to the Jesuit University of New York. Fordham's president, deans, students, and staff will welcome you to campus and share their experiences. You'll learn about our majors and special programs while hearing what it's
Join Fr. McShane as he presents his wisdom and insight about life at Fordham through the presentation of his Fordham Bucket List. Ignatian Week event. For more information contact cm@fordham.edu
Designed exclusively for high school seniors and hosted by the University President and the Office of Undergraduate Admission, Open House is Fordham's most-attended, most-comprehensive and most-exciting visit event of the year.
Speaker: Elizabeth M. Marrero, criminalist at New York City’s Office of Chief Medical Examiner, will discuss the applications of forensic science in crime solving. Sponsored by the Department of Chemistry.
Father Carlos Maria Galli, STD, dean of the theology faculty and director of doctoral studies at the Catholic University of Argentina, will speak with graduate students about the vision of Pope Francis. Sponsored by the Graduate School of Religion and Religious Education.
Four separate panels will cover topics such as new media and communications, nonprofits, women in sports, and sports analytics. The symposium will also feature a keynote address by Eric Grubman, executive vice president of the NFL.
