Libraries

The Spring 2025 semester is here, and the Walsh Library Reference Department is ready to bring you some exciting and informative events to help you make the most of your library experience. Whether you're looking for a quiet space to read, need help with citations, or want to sign up for a New York Public Library card, we’ve got something for everyone this semester. Check out the details for these fun and engaging upcoming events.

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The premiere podcast of Fordham University Libraries, Loud Librarians, has spearheaded discussions from copyright and fair use to library service and collection development, with “all the library things” in between. Now, listeners can now tune into Loud Librarians each month. Continue reading to find out more about the podcast's new format!

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It should be no surprise that Fordham Libraries collects Irish language materials given Fordham’s connections to Irish immigrant history in New York. From personal libraries donated over the years, digitized content in databases, and recent books, Fordham Libraries has all kinds of options for those interested in learning about Irish.

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Fordham Libraries offers you a wealth of resources on the history and culture of the African-American community. Exploring them, you’ll find works illuminating the centuries-long Black experience in America.

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In honor of Black History Month, the library would like to highlight a number of databases that focus on Black history. During this month, you may be interested in researching significant people or events related to Black history. The following databases offer a wide range of content exploring many facets of African American history.

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