Changes to Spring Academic Calendar Fordham is modifying its academic calendar in anticipation of a national resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic this winter. Full Details
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Calder Center Forest Proves Perfect for Safe Fieldwork
Despite challenges caused by COVID-19, Biological sciences students, Ar Kornreich and Medha Pandey, were still able to complete their research thanks to the safest research facility at the University’s disposal – the woods at the Calder Center.
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Deans Focus on Rooting out Racism at Fordham
To address issues of racism and inequality, Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham University, introduced an online discussion with Fordham’s deans of the arts of sciences titled, “Eradicating Racism in Arts and Sciences at Fordham University".
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Building Personal Resilience: Five Questions with Clinical Psychologist Mary Byrne
GSAS alumna and clinical psychologist, Mary Byrne, along with Maria Nardone, and David Marcotte, will address the question that is on everyone's mind, "How can we get through these trying times?", at the upcoming Women’s Philanthropy Summit on October 21.
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2020 Election Likely to be Chaotic, Says Professor
Monika McDermott, Ph.D., Professor, Political Science, offers her thoughts on how the unprecedented events of 2020 are making this a challenging year for the upcoming election.
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Fordham Professors Prioritize Academic Rigor and Connection
This semester, Fordham welcomed back students for an unprecedented academic endeavor. With some classes offered remotely, some are offered in-person—indoors and outdoors—and others a blend of both, professors spent much of the summer preparing to provide students with innovative lessons and challenging coursework.
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