A community engaged course, Art of the Interview, led by Professor Catalina Jordan, engages students directly with the Lincoln Square community, documenting neighborhood history through oral histories. Students are interviewing Amsterdam House tenants, including Maria Guzman, Pat Ryan, Jackie Brown Richardson, and Tanisha Hall, capturing their experiences and reflections on the neighborhood’s past and present.
HEROES, an exhibition of original works by veterans from the Fordham Veterans Workshop, has been extended through June 6 at the Lipani Gallery at Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus. The exhibition offers insights into military life, transition, and healing through creative expression. Founded in 2017 and led by artist Steve Alpert, the Fordham Veterans Workshop provides
David González is a Bronx-born visual journalist who worked at The New York Times from 1990 to 2024. He served as the Bronx bureau chief, a Metro religion writer, and the “About New York” columnist. He also served as Caribbean and Central America bureau chief and longtime co-editor of the “Lens” blog. His work focuses
Join us for a vigil for the lives lost at the Arizona-Mexico border and a celebration of the Fordham community's installation of Hostile Terrain 94, a participatory exhibition created by the Undocumented Migration Project. The exhibit is composed of 3,205 handwritten toe tags that represent migrants who have died trying to cross the Sonoran Desert
The current exhibition in Fordham University's Lipani Gallery features 100 photography alumni from across twenty years.
Fordham presents a discussion and reception with Wendel White, whose photography exhibit, Schools for the Colored, which depicts structures--extant, transformed, demolished, or replaced--that once housed segregated schools along the northern border of the Mason-Dixon Line, runs through September 30.
