NEH-Sponsored Project Seeks to Get Museums on the Same (Web)page
A group of tech thinkers and humanities scholars are aiming to bring together vast amounts…
Strategically Focused Research
Mapping Conference Tackles Justice Issues from a Geographic Perspective
In a three-day symposium titled “Mapping (In)Justice,” dozens of scholars came to Fordham’s Lincoln Center…
Three Alumni Earn International Honors for Undergraduate Research
The injustices of offshore tax evasion. The relationship between Sigmund Freud and his mentor Jean-Martin…
Talking ‘Dark Reactions’ with the First Bepler Chair in Chemistry, Joshua Schrier
Dark reactions. Autonomous laboratories. Human biases in scientific research. In a recent conversation, Joshua Schrier,…
Making Sense of Multidimensional Math with the First Bepler Chair of Mathematics
For mathematician Hans-Joachim Hein, there’s no need for a laboratory or equipment. Most of the…
A Conversation with Silvia Finnemann, First Bepler Chair in Biology
Silvia C. Finnemann, Ph.D., is eyeing a bright future. Since she became the first Kim…
In Tax Statements, Business Professor Finds Intriguing Signs for Future
Danielle Green, Ph.D., cannot see into the future. But give her the right documents, and…
Faculty Trip to London Focuses on Digital Scholarship
Following the success of Fordham’s first Faculty Research Abroad trip to Sophia University in Japan…
A Strong Sense of Ethnic Identity Can Mitigate the Effects of Discrimination, Says Professor
Tiffany Yip, Ph.D., a professor of psychology at Fordham, has explored the human relationship with…
Study Finds Police Violence Corresponds with Mental Distress Among City Dwellers
A Fordham social work professor set out to provide data that could help frame discussions…