Fall 2007

           
        
On the cover: A bronze portrait of the Roman Emperor Caracalla as a youth, said to be from Asia Minor (Turkey), circa A.D. 198–292, is part of a collection of antiquities donated to the University by William D. Walsh (FCRH ’51) and now on display in the Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art.

Photo by John Deane

Features

Old Treasures, New Light
The Fordham Museum of Greek, Etruscan and Roman Art, featuring more than 200 items dating from the seventh century B.C. through the third century, is one of the leading collections of antiquities in the state.

Masters of the Media
Meet Fordham’s top newsmakers, leading scholars in a range of disciplines who are continually called upon by journalists the world over to explicate issues great and small.

Training Ground
Since 1947, WFUV (90.7 FM) has been preparing Fordham students for careers in broadcasting and communications.