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When Fordham graduate John H. Secondari ’39 published Coins in the Fountain in 1952, he sparked a mid-century pop classic and now-universal tradition. The novel, about American ex-pats living and …
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What is American food? Eaterland, a new cookbook from popular food blog Eater and publisher Abrams Books, makes the case that American cuisine is largely defined by iconic regional dishes …
John L. Marion, a 1956 graduate and former trustee of Fordham University once described as “the god of auctioneers in America,” died on May 6 in San Diego. He was …
Fordham University’s Board of Trustees approved a revised core curriculum last month, marking the culmination of a five-year, faculty-driven effort to update the University’s undergraduate education while maintaining a strong …
College can change people in so many ways, influencing not only their career aspirations, but their work habits, their willingness to take risks, and the way they view the world. …
Students at Fordham’s campuses put their curiosity on display at two undergraduate research fairs this month, showcasing their explorations of everything from the power of art to the workings of …
It’s commencement season again, a time to celebrate our graduates’ hard work: classes attended, papers written, projects completed, ideas encountered, dreams brought closer to fruition. All of it culminates in …
Every January, gyms fill up with people determined to get fit—and by February, many of those routines have already fizzled out. To help you build a fitness habit that lasts, …
Hira Hassan, a proud Bronx native and 2020 Fordham graduate, is becoming a prominent voice in New York City storytelling. Her powerful street photography, which aims to counter negative stereotypes …
Fordham will set up a new fund for the study of artificial intelligence as it applies to finance, economics, and other fields, thanks to a gift from finance executive and …
Fordham welcomed more than 2,400 first-year students on Aug. 24, the third-largest incoming class in the University’s history. The new academic year also brought more veterans and transfer students than …
