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Legal historian James Loeffler (Johns Hopkins University) will introduce his new book, Exceptional Hatred: Antisemitism and the Fight Over Free Speech in Modern America, in conversation with Fordham Law professor Ethan Leib and historian Magda Teter. James Loeffler is the Felix Posen Professor of Jewish History and Director of the Stulman Program in Jewish Studies |
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IPED 2027 students present about their summer activities overseas. Tymber Felts completed an internship with the Jesuit Center for Theological Reflection in Zambia. Alfredo Solis interned with Clean Air Asia in the Philippines. Richard Whiting joined the Rikuzentakata Project in Japan. Devon Gladded worked for the Central Bank of Belize. Khulan Battulga was selected for |
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Please join us for a conversation with D. Graham Burnett, PhD, professor of history at Princeton University and co-founder of the Strother School of Radical Attention. The lecture (3 – 4 p.m.) will be followed by an interactive workshop from 4:15 – 5:30 p.m. Questions can be sent in advance to [email protected].
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Lily Esposito is the external relations officer with the UN Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). Within the external relations department, she has worked with various government and institutional partners to mobilize resources and support for UNRWA. Esposito will talk about her work with UNRWA, mobilizing resources. She’ll also talk about how she has navigated her |
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On Thursday, Sept. 10th, we will have our second IPED lecture on the summer internships that our second years completed. Jet Pacapac will talk about his time at Fordham Bedford Housing Corporation. Trevor Cox worked with the NYC Office of Management and Budget. Claire Bodger completed work with the NYC Department of Health and Mental |
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Completion of this class will result in the receipt of two and one-half (2.5) continuing education hours. The first class in this series will introduce New York Public Health Law Article 28-F (effective 8-5-26), the recently enacted New York State statute that legalizes medical aid in dying (MAID). The New York State Bar Association MAID |
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Join us to learn about sociologist Zalman Newfield's fascinating new memoir about exiting an ultra-Orthodox community in Brooklyn. Professor Newfield (Hunter College) will read from his new book, Brooklyn Odyssey: My Journey Out of Hasidism, and discuss it with Fordham anthropology professor, Ayala Fader. A Q & A will follow the discussion. All are welcome. |
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Sponsored by the Office of Government Relations, this Constitution Day panel discussion examines the current state of our constitutional system with faculty from Arts and Sciences and Fordham Law School. Featuring Jane Manners, associate professor of law, and Robert J. Hume, PhD, professor of political science, the conversation will explore recent doctrinal shifts on the |
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The Climate Justice Hub brings together frontline leaders, advocates, policymakers, researchers, funders, students and other changemakers to build the partnerships needed to advance lasting, equitable climate solutions worldwide. Join us for practical conversations, shared learning, and cross-sector collaboration as we explore how integrating frontline leadership into climate decision making leads to better outcomes for people |
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Lecture by Thomas Massaro, SJ, Laurence J. McGinley Professor of Religion and Society Respondent: Sarah Lockhart, PhD, professor of political science Disagreements regarding the proper orientation of United States foreign policy have been endemic throughout American history. A succession of official and unofficial “doctrines” has displayed a mix of principles (such as the extension of
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Neder dates at least to early biblical times, and vows remains a part of Jewish and other traditions to this day, even as Jewish votive law has evolved. One motivation for this talk is an observation that many historical examples of neder involve family relationships, especially between parent and child. This talk looks at three |
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Lecture delivered by Prasad Subramanian, Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Pune, India Abstract: When someone sprays perfume at one end of a room and we smell it within seconds, we are experiencing turbulence in action. Or when we experience atmospheric turbulence during a flight! Turns our turbulence in fluid flows is the norm |
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Join us for the 22nd Annual Rita Cassella Jones Lecture on Women and U.S. Catholicism, "Work Wisdom for an AI Age: Papal and Feminist Perspectives." Today’s rapidly advancing digital technologies, and the speed with which powerful forms of artificial intelligence are permeating multiple spheres of life, raise a dizzying array of philosophical, ethical, and spiritual
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Join Ofer Dynes (Columbia University) and Larry Wolff (New York University) for a conversation about Dynes’s new book, The Fiction of the State: The Partitions of Poland and the Beginning of Modern Jewish Literature. The book argues that modern Jewish fiction emerged as a way to imagine new political possibilities and navigate a rapidly changing |
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Chi-Chi Undie, a senior associate and technical director within the Population Council’s International Programs Division and the Regional Representative of the organization’s office in Kenya, will present key findings and conclusions of the CHH-Lancet Commission on Health, Conflict and Displacement’s recent report. The CHH-Lancet Commission on Health, Conflict, and Forced Displacement is a collaboration between
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We invite you to join us in recognizing the 2026 McGroddy Award recipients with a panel discussion and reception. Come hear about their reflections on teaching and interdisciplinary collaboration, and celebrate the many ways our faculty continue to shape the academic and personal growth of our students. Award Recipients: Winner: Zakirul Alam Bhuiyan (Computer & |
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