Research in the News

Editor’s Note: These articles were previously published by Fordham News.

Annual Student Research Showcase Returns to Lincoln Center

After two years of virtual gatherings, Ars Nova, the annual arts and research showcase at Fordham College at Lincoln Center returned to an in-person format on April 26.

GSE Spearheads All-Day Retreat and Research Celebration for Doctoral Students

An idea from a student inspired the Fordham Graduate School of Education’s first all-day retreat and research celebration for doctoral candidates at the Lincoln Center campus on May 4.

Student’s Research Spotlights an Overlooked Inequality: The Disability Gap

Around the world, as countries grow more wealthy and advanced, what happens to those who face extra challenges with essential things like seeing, hearing, getting around, and interacting with others?

Philip Bal Used Research, Robotics, and Real-World Solutions to Launch a Career in Computer Science

When people consider the perks of Fordham’s New York City location, they’re not necessarily thinking about the easy access to the Bronx Zoo. Or they might think of the zoo only as a diverting way to spend a few hours or to entertain family and friends. But for Massapequa, New York, native Philip Bal, a 2019 graduate of Fordham College at Rose Hill, the Bronx Zoo offered something else: an exceptional research opportunity that helped him launch a career as a software engineer at SpaceX.

Magis and Music at the Research Symposium for Fordham College at Rose Hill

Gesturing to the stained-glass image of St. Ignatius in the Keating First auditorium, Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham, said that the founder of the Jesuit order charged his followers with nearly an impossible task: to follow the greater glory of God or, as it’s known in Jesuit terms, magis.