Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

Robert De Niro Inspires International Humanitarian Aid Workers; Commends Their Heroic Work

The legendary and Oscar-winning actor delivered the commencement address to the 50th graduating class of Fordham’s International Diploma in Humanitarian Action (IDHA).

Managing Genetic Diversity to Help Save Endangered Species

Associate Professor of Biological Sciences and Research Associate at the American Museum of Natural History, Evon Hekkala, Ph.D., forges new pathways of discovery in the global knowledge of species diversity across Africa’s Congo Basin.

Information Security Experts Share Insights Regarding Cyberthreats

The demand for cybersecurity has increased as the use of technology and the need to anticipate human interactions continues to grow in the digital age.

What Can Medieval Hospitals Tell Us About the Arc of Health Care History?

Can Data Formatting Influence Policymaker Perspectives on Climate Change?

In his latest research, David Budescu, Ph.D., Fordham's Anne Anastasi Professor of Psychometrics and Quantitative Psychology, demonstrates how decisions involving complex topics like climate change are affected by the way data are presented to policymakers and climate negotiators.