Two Fordham College at Rose Hill students—Mary Biggs and Clara Victorio—were chosen to receive the , the most prestigious national award for undergraduates pursuing STEM research. Lorna Ronald, Ph.D., director of the Office of Prestigious…

Marc David Wright, Caroline Potter Shriver, and Dana Seach discuss the upcoming salon that they are hosting through their collective, The Village. (Photos by Hector Martinez) Fordham grads are at the heart of a new collective giving artists and…

Students in Fordham’s Pre-Law Symposium got a visit from two high-profile alumni who told them to look beyond “traditional” legal careers. In their Feb. 21 talk, Anne Williams-Isom, FCLC ’86, deputy NYC mayor for Health and Human Services, and…

Madeline Boone, a Gabelli School senior, presents her research as a part of the Student Managed Investment Fund course. Photos by Hector Martinez Since 2010, the Student Managed Investment Fund has helped launch graduates’ careers in the financial…

Popular success stories about entrepreneurs often gloss over the challenges, tough decisions, and even failures that they’ve faced. As the entrepreneur-in-residence for the Fordham Foundry, and an entrepreneur herself, Lauren Sweeney, FCRH ’12, has…

For Tyesha Maddox, Ph.D., Caribbean migration is a personal topic; her mom is from St. Lucia and her dad’s family is from North and South Carolina. “I was always really interested in migration and movement—why people move and what happens when they…

Rob Joyce, (right) director of cybersecurity for the NSA, spoke in a fireside chat with Ed Stroz, GABELLI ’79, a member of the Fordham Board of Trustees, former FBI agent, and co-founder of Consilience 360. Photo by Hector Martinez. From…

Photo by Hector Martinez Ahead of the 2024 presidential vote, FBI Director Chris Wray and NSA Director General Paul Nakasone warned of potential threats that could interfere with the election, but said that Americans should feel confident in their…

Lou Orlando and Brian Rabacs prepare to broadcast the Fordham–Lehigh football game. Photos by Kelly Prinz and Hector Martinez. Video by Kelly Prinz. Every year, students broadcast dozens of Fordham sporting events on WFUV (90.7 FM, wfuv.org). And…

A Fordham graduate student’s research is impacting policy around food benefits for young people. This fall in Arizona, advocates used a research report from Alexander Meyer, a Fordham student in the international political economy and development…

A musical theater star connects computer science with community activism Photo courtesy of Marla Louissant From computer science to theater to nonprofit activism, Marla Louissaint is aiming to change the world and inspire others to do the same. The…

A TV producer distills the day’s big news Photo by Hector Martinez “It’s your world in 90 seconds.” That’s how Gayle King, co-host of CBS Mornings, introduces the show’s 8 a.m. Eye Opener, a segment that gives viewers a taste of all the big stories…

A lawyer fights fights for environmental and human rights Photo by Josh Fernandez Shannon Marcoux discovered her passion for environmental justice in 2016, when she was teaching in Micronesia as a member of the Jesuit Volunteer Corps soon after…

A health-tech entrepreneur promotes gender equality Photo courtesy of Navya Naveli Nanda Navya Naveli Nanda grew up around strong, powerful women—her grandmother was one of the first in her family to start her own business. But she knows that isn’t…

An Engineering Physics Majors Launches His Career at SpaceX Growing up in Westport, Connecticut, David Adipietro loved working on cars and wanted to pursue a career in automotive engineering, but he wasn’t sure how to get started. One day, while…

Photo by John O’Boyle Students need support in college, and they don’t all need the same kind of support. The enhanced advising and tutoring programs at Fordham College at Rose Hill and Fordham College at Lincoln Center aim to provide more tailored…

Camelia Prodan, Ph.D., the new Kim D. and Stephen E. Bepler Professor of Physics at Fordham is the new Bepler chair in physics. Photos by Kelly Prinz. Camelia Prodan, Ph.D., the new Kim D. and Stephen E. Bepler Professor of Physics at Fordham, is…

Photos by Kelly Prinz As AI becomes more “human,” how can actual humans differentiate themselves and their work? Professor Stephen Grimm’s students are exploring that question and others in their Philosophy of Human Nature course this semester. “What…

Jason Caldwell, GABELLI ’10, ’17, GSAS ’11, said that one of his biggest pieces of advice to students entering the job market is to not be afraid to make that first call or send that email. When It’s Fordham Students, ‘I Always Answer’ “I get emails…

Justin Shackil, FCRH ’09 (left) and Emmanuel Berbari, FCRH ’21 (right) were behind the mic for the New York Yankees–Pittsburgh Pirates series in September. Photos courtesy of Emmanuel Berbari. When legendary New York Yankees broadcasters John…