Former C.I.A. Chief John Brennan to Become a Fellow at Fordham
The New York Times 09-04-17
John O. Brennan, the former director of the C.I.A., has been named a distinguished fellow for global security at the Fordham University School of Law’s Center on National Security.

Seventeenth Annual Fordham Founder’s Award Dinner
New York Law Journal 03-23-18
More than 1,000 Fordham University alumni and friends gathered at Cipriani Wall Street on March 19 for the Seventeenth Annual Founder’s Award Dinner, honoring John R. Costantino, at left, Barbara Costantino, center, and William J. Loschert, not pictured, with Founder’s Awards.

‘Burn to learn’: College students take business class on spin bikes
ABC News 04-30-18
Instead, it’s a first-of-its kind business school course at Fordham University that is taught on spin bikes in a university gym.

WFUV

Fun Things to Do This Weekend: Pride, Summer Solstice and Sensory Overload in Brighton Beach
The New York Times 06-21-18
Then, add “The Sand, Surf, History and Culture of Brighton Beach” by WFUV’s Cityscape to your podcast library.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

DARLENE JORDAN
Palm Beach resident’s $6 million gift will support Fordham education
Palm Beach Daily News 04-03-18
To that end, [Darlene Jordan] the Palm Beach resident has made a $6 million gift to the school from which she graduated in 1987.

FORMER TRUSTEE

STEPHEN E. BEPLER
Gifts Roundup: $50 Million From Alumnus Boosts Saint Joseph’s U.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy 07-24-17
A $10.5 million estate gift from the late Stephen Bepler and his widow, Kim, will create four endowed math and science professorships and fund construction of a new science building on the Bronx campus.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JOHN PFAFF
Why Republicans Let Trump Take Over Their Party
New York Magazine 07-07-17
It’s a review of a new book by Fordham law professor John Pfaff, Locked In, about mass incarceration in America, and it upends a plank of conventional wisdom on the left.

JERRY H. GOLDFEDER
A Constitutional Convention for New York?
The New York Times 07-21-17
The writer is an election lawyer who teaches at Fordham Law School and the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
Suspect in New York truck attack pleads not guilty to murder and terrorism charges
PBS NewsHour 11-28-17
Karen Greenberg, executive director of the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School, said the Saipov and Abu Khattala cases are examples of how prosecuting terrorists in civilian courts still works, and using military commissions instead is a “deluded idea.”

JOHN D. FEERICK
John Feerick: The 25th Amendment With the Man Who Lived Through It All
New York Law Journal 02-26-18
Fordham School of Law’s former dean John D. Feerick represents not only one of the principal players in the historical drama of the 25th Amendment but also the visionary who is shaping it for the 21st century.

DEBORAH W. DENNO
Oklahoma Tries A New Execution Method: Nitrogen Gas
NPR 03-17-18
But first, as Fordham University law professor Deborah Denno tells Scott Simon, they must figure out how to use it.

JED SHUGERMAN
How Michael Cohen’s Apparent Russia Payment Might Help Prove Collusion
Slate 05-09-18
Jed Handelsman Shugerman is a Fordham Law professor and the author of The People’s Courts and shugerblog.com.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Teachout Has Trump on Her Mind as She Makes Run for Attorney General
The Wall Street Journal 06-05-18
Ms. Teachout, an associate law professor at Fordham University, ran in the Democratic primary for governor in 2014, losing to Mr. Cuomo.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

MARK CONRAD
Legal Expert: ‘Could See Sports Gambling Legalized In Several States By End Of 2018’
CBS Local Sports 05-14-18
“Well, we’re going to have some legalized sports gambling in a number of states,” said Mark Conrad, Associate Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham University via phone interview Monday.

DAWN LERMAN
Higher ed MBA programs flex their muscle
University Business Magazine 01-22-18
“We spent time looking at the needs of industry as well as the needs and goals of prospective, part-time MBA students to see how we could better align our program offerings,” says Dawn Lerman, associate dean for graduate studies at the Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University in New York.

HARRY NEWMAN & STANLEY VELIOTIS
Keep asking: Why is your tax cut so small?
NY Daily News 06-20-18
Newman is a professor of accounting and taxation and Veliotis is an associate professor of accounting and taxation at Fordham’s Gabelli School of Business.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE FACULTY

GREGORY ACEVEDO
The Crisis in Puerto Rico
Huffington Post 09-26-17
By Greg Acevedo, Contributor Associate Professor Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

CHRISTINA GREER
Starbucks arrests highlights disparity of racial experiences
MSNBC 04-15-18
Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University, said the incident reinforces a “serious anxiety that so many black Americans have to deal with when going into shops.”

ELIZABETH YUKO
Nostalgia TV makes a comeback. How Hulu and Netflix are breathing new life into old TV shows
Los Angeles Times 08-20-17
Fordham University bioethics adjunct professor Elizabeth Yuko incorporates “The Golden Girls” in her lessons, as it tackled in prime time such thorny issues as euthanasia, organ donation and stigmas over HIV-AIDs.

BORIS HEERSINK
How many votes could Hurricane Harvey cost Trump in Texas?
The Washington Post 08-29-17
Boris Heersink is an assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at Fordham University.

STEVEN STOLL
The Story of Appalachia, With Plenty of Villains
The New York Times 11-20-17
Stoll, a professor of history at Fordham University, does not relate his own story, and his book is not especially warm to the touch. But as economic history it is gravid and well made.

SAUL CORNELL
‘It’s Almost About Anything But the Guns’: Sandy Hook and the Original Meaning of the Second Amendment
Time 12-14-17
For a perspective on that history, TIME spoke to Saul Cornell, an expert on the Second Amendment who holds the Paul and Diane Guenther Chair in American History at Fordham University.

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
You Can’t Be Pro-Life and Against Immigrant Children
The New York Times 06-16-18
Charles C. Camosy (@ccamosy), a board member of Democrats for Life of America, is an associate professor at Fordham University and the author of “Beyond the Abortion Wars.”

NICHOLAS TAMPIO
‘Common Core’ Review: Standards Put to the Test
The Wall Street Journal 03-11-18
Mr. [Nicholas] Tampio, a professor of political science at Fordham University, acknowledges that American education is not what it should be, but he is wary of a system of uniform, federally driven standards.

JASON MUNSHI-SOUTH
As cities report more rats than ever, scientists find eastside and westside rodents
The Washington Post 06-05-18
“It seems to be the urban rat populations are becoming worse than they were,” according to Jason Munshi-South, a biologist at Fordham University and the co-author of a new study on city rat populations, published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

ATHLETICS

In Bridge’s Shadow, an Unlikely College Sailing Power
The New York Times 10-20-17
Somewhere out in the middle of Eastchester Bay, the Fordham sailing team was doing a speed drill when, in the distance, the traffic began to clot on the Throgs Neck Bridge.

Cardinals select running back Chase Edmonds in fourth round of NFL Draft
Arizona Sports 04-28-18
The Arizona Cardinals selected running back Chase Edmonds out of Fordham in the fourth round of the 2018 NFL Draft on Saturday.

STUDENTS

The Pigeon Stalker
The New York Times 03-08-18
Ms. [Elizabeth] Carlen — a doctoral student at Fordham University whose dissertation explores how urban pigeons differ from one city to the next, or even by borough or neighborhood — has gathered nearly 400 pigeon samples, mostly from the five boroughs of New York City.

How Mathilde Freund, Vintage Dealer, Spends Her Sundays
The New York Times 05-04-18
Ms. [Mathilde] Freund, who takes classes at Fordham University during the week, has lived in the same one-bedroom apartment overlooking Central Park West for 65 years.

Spring Valley mom, daughter both getting master’s degrees
LoHud.com 05-09-18
About a week later, on May 23, her 23-year-old daughter will be there to cheer on her mom [Gloria Key] as the 51-year-old gets the very same degree from Fordham University.

Clearing the Stage for a Big Graduation Number at City Ballet
The New York Times 05-31-18
Nearly 80 percent of City Ballet dancers attend Fordham, which is near Lincoln Center.

STUDENT PRESS

McShane Denounces Trump Immigration Policy
The Observer 06-22-18
On Wednesday, June 20, University President Rev. Joseph M. McShane, S.J. released a statement concerning President Trump’s border policy of family separation, condemning the practice as a “violation of the most basic understanding of human dignity and rights.”

ALUMNI

Broadcaster Michael Kay to receive Vin Scully Award
NY Daily News 03-28-18
[Michael] Kay enters his 28th year as a New York Yankees announcer and is the first Fordham alumnus to receive the award.

Why Can’t a City of 8 Million Produce a Single Olympic Athlete?
The Wall Street Journal 02-08-18
Figure skater Nicole Rajicova, 22, a graduate of Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business, was born in the region and currently lives with her parents in Manhattan.

Denzel Washington on when the work pays off
CBS News 04-29-18
Special feature and interview with alumnus Denzel Washington.

The surprising way millionaire author Mary Higgins Clark spent her first big paycheck
CNBC 05-04-18
“That was when I decided I could afford to go to school,” she tells CNBC Make It, “and I started at Fordham University at Lincoln Center. I graduated at age 50.”

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
You Can’t Be Pro-Life and Against Immigrant Children
The New York Times 06-16-18
Charles C. Camosy (@ccamosy), a board member of Democrats for Life of America, is an associate professor at Fordham University and the author of “Beyond the Abortion Wars.”

Dancing Across Borders, Blurring the Line Between Hunter and Hunted
Hyperallergic 06-13-18
Founded in 2005 by [Samar Haddad] King and fellow Fordham/Ailey graduate Zoe Rabinowitz, YSDT seeks to illustrate “themes that amplify the narratives of Arab women, immigrant communities, and folks who have not traditionally been seen on contemporary dance stages,” according to Rabinowitz.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, Jesuit Conference Office of Justice and Ecology, Kino Border Initiative, and Jesuit Law Schools Strongly Oppose Attorney General Sessions Decision Regarding Asylum-Seekers
ReliefWeb 06-13-18
Participating law schools include: … Fordham University Public Interest Resource Center; …

ADMINISTRATORS

DONNA LEHMANN
Everything Old Is New Again
Inside Higher Ed 06-19-18
Donna Lehmann is the assistant vice president for marketing at Fordham University in New York City.

SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUING STUDIES STAFF

LAWRENCE J. LONGUA
Kushner Cos. may have to cut stake in NYC office tower below 50 percent
SF Gate 06-18-18
“I’m not going to say it’s chump change, but it’s not going to change anyone’s lifestyle over at Brookfield,” said Lawrence [J.] Longua, a retired real estate professor at New York University’s Schack Institute of Real Estate and now an adjunct instructor at Fordham University’s new real estate institute.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JED SHUGERMAN
Experts explain why Michael Cohen would make the surprising decision to break up with his lawyers — and if he’s signaling he may be ready to flip
Business Insider 06-13-18
Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University law professor, told Business Insider that the discussion surrounding Cohen on Wednesday left out “one dynamic” he thought could be at play.

JED SHUGERMAN
Robert Mueller won’t save us
Vox 06-18-18
The most interesting argument I’ve heard thus far was from Jed Shugerman and Ethan Leib, both law professors at Fordham University.

SUSAN SCAFIDI
Louboutin Wins Case To Trademark Signature Red-Soled Shoes
NPR 06-13-18
Susan Scafidi is a professor at Fordham University and the founder of the Fashion Law Institute.

JOHN PFAFF
California ousts an elected judge. Everybody loses.
The Washington Post 06-13-18
John Pfaff is a professor of law at Fordham University.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Go after the vultures circling around Puerto Rico
New York Daily News 06-14-18
[Zephyr] Teachout, an associate professor of law at Fordham University, is a Democratic candidate for New York attorney general.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Teachout Stands With Striking Spectrum Workers; Denounces Corporate Union-Busting
Labor Press 06-15-18
New York State Attorney General hopeful Zephry Teachout rallied with Spectrum strikers this week, vowing, if elected, to use Federal Law to put the kibosh on mega-mergers that hurt workers.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Trump movie trailers: What if they could solve more world crises?
CNN 06-14-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN, where his columns won the 2017 Deadline Club Award for best opinion writing.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Trump presides over a global sunset to democracy
CNN 06-18-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN where his columns won the 2017 Deadline Club Award for Best Opinion Writing

NESTOR M. DAVIDSON
New York City Housing Authority Culpable For Massive Health Violations, Lead Poisoning
Forbes 06-14-18
While local politicians like Ritchie Torres remain wary of additional federal monitoring, Nestor Davidson, a professor of urban housing law at Fordham University, said that it could be a good thing for NYCHA and its tenants.

SEAN J. GRIFFITH
Will Cabela’s credit card office stay in Lincoln? Some aren’t so sure
The Marietta Daily Journal 06-18-18
“Management may intend all sorts of things, but intentions change when, six or 18 months down the road, keeping a local presence no longer makes economic sense. At that point, local operations get shut down,” Sean Griffith, a law professor at Fordham University Law School in New York, said at the time.

JAMES A. COHEN
Second trial of Dean Skelos and his son to begin this week
Newsday 06-17-18
“This is just a very tough environment,” said James Cohen, a Fordham law school criminal-law professor.

ETHAN J. LEIB
Robert Mueller won’t save us
Vox 06-18-18
The most interesting argument I’ve heard thus far was from Jed Shugerman and Ethan Leib, both law professors at Fordham University.

MATTHEW A. GOLD
Trump raises risk of economically harmful US-China trade war
Associated Press 06-19-18
The standoff, mostly over China’s sharp-elbowed drive to supplant U.S. technological dominance, threatens to tip “the U.S. and China into a downward spiral like the world hasn’t seen since the trade war that plunged us deeper in in the Great Depression and into the Second World War,” warned [Matthew A.] Gold, professor of international trade law at the Fordham Law School and a former U.S. trade official.

DAVID UDELL
Focus on client outcomes, says new report on legal aid data
ABA Journal 06-20-18
“We realized there had never been a comprehensive analysis of the issues involved in tracking clients’ outcomes, but rather that such information was available only piecemeal,” says David Udell, executive director of the National Center for Access to Justice at Fordham University School of Law and co-author of the report, “Tracking Outcomes: A Guide for Civil Legal Aid Providers & Funders”.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

MICHAEL A. PIRSON
Are you a dignity-enhancing manager?
Business World Online 06-13-18
Over the three-day meeting hosted by Michael Pirson at Fordham University, we planned how to accelerate progress towards our vision in IHMA: “We envision a society and an economy that works for all….

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FACULTY

DIANE RODRIGUEZ
Where specialized high school students come from (and where they don’t)
Chalkbeat 06-14-18
“If students are retained because they didn’t pass a reading test, that’s going to hinder their education,” said Diane Rodriguez, a professor at Fordham University who specializes in bilingual education.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

CHRISTINA GREER
Black Voters Have More Leverage in This Governor’s Race. They Mean to Use It.
The New York Times 06-13-18
“A lot of black voters recognize their worth right now,” said Christina Greer, a Fordham University professor who is African-American and studies the role of race in politics.

CHRISTINA GREER
Reconnect with some one outside of your age group
New York Amsterdam News 06-14-18
Christina Greer, Ph.D., is the 2018 NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and an associate professor at Fordham University, the author of “Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream” and the host of The Aftermath on Ozy.com.

CHRISTINA GREER
MOM THOUGHT I WAS SELLING DRUGS: TREVOR NOAH ON OZY’S ‘BREAKING BIG’
Ozy 06-15-18
Christina Greer on the cultural touchstone Trevor Noah serves as as an outsider commenting on U.S. politics.

CHRISTINA GREER
The Week Ahead in New York Politics, June 18
Gotham Gazette 06-17-18
Speakers will include U.S. Reps Adriano Espaillat and Carolyn Maloney, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer, Joe Salvo of the Department of City Planning, and Steve Choi of the New York Immigration Coalition, among others. Dr. Christina Greer of Fordham University will moderate.

CHRISTINA GREER
Live From The Greene Space: National Politics; What Unites Us in 2018; Why Juneteenth Matters
WNYC 06-19-18
Michael D’Antonio, executive editor of The Harris Poll and co-author (with John Gerzema) of The Athena Doctrine: How Women (and the Men Who Think Like Them) Will Rule the Future  (Jossey-Bass, 2013), and Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University and the author of Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream (Oxford University Press 2013), discuss the findings of the Brian Lehrer Show and Harris poll with a look at what unites Americans.

MICHAEL L. PEPPARD
A Catholic Facebook group posted an anti-Semitic meme. What can we learn from this?
America Magazine 06-13-18
Michael Peppard, a New Testament scholar and associate professor at Fordham University, told America that the word Paul uses, Ioudaios, refers to both ‘“Judean” as a geographical identifier and “Jew” as a religious identifier.

JOHN C. SEITZ
The 2018 Fashion Exhibit at New York’s Met: Revealing Catholics to Themselves
Contending Modernities, University of Notre Dame 06-13-18
[John C. Seitz] serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Theology and as an Associate Director for the Curran Center for American Catholic Studies at Fordham University.

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
You Can’t Be Pro-Life and Against Immigrant Children
The New York Times 06-16-18
Charles C. Camosy (@ccamosy), a board member of Democrats for Life of America, is an associate professor at Fordham University and the author of “Beyond the Abortion Wars.”

BRUCE F. BERG
Not That Long Ago, New York City Really Was Run From a Smoke-filled Backroom
New York Magazine 06-14-18
“It was nothing short of revolutionary,” said Bruce Berg, professor of political science at Fordham University and author of Governing Gotham.

ANJALI K. DAYAL
Trump administration is pulling the US out of UN human rights council, report says
The Independent 06-16-18
Anjali Dayal, an international security professor at Fordham University, told The Independent that the US move is “not a surprise” given Ms Haley’s consistent stance regarding the council and Israel.

THOMAS DANIELS
Tick season: It’s bad and getting worse
LoHud.com 06-16-18
“It’s a six out of 10 this week so risk is still rising,” [Thomas] Daniels of the Calder Center said in an email this week.

LORI L. BROOKS
What Is Juneteenth? The African-American Celebration of Emancipation Explained
Inside Edition 06-19-18
As Fordham University professor Lori Brooks explains, when the major general of the Union Army, Gordon Granger, arrived in Texas with the news, it was June 18.

NICHOLAS TAMPIO
Common Core Is a Menace to Pluralism and Democracy
The American Conservative 06-19-18
Nicholas Tampio, a political science professor at Fordham, became involved in education when he saw the impact of national standards on his son’s classroom.

TIFFANY YIP
Study finds connection between race and sleep
The Washington Post 06-19-18
According to a forthcoming paper by Tiffany Yip, a psychology professor at Fordham University, the sleep gap between white and nonwhite students begins with children as young as 2 years old — and it grows from there.

GIACOMO SANTANGELO
Video |The Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 25 basis points and expects to raise interest rates twice this year
Kanka New 06-15-18
Giacomo Santangelo suggests we need to slow the economy down a little.
[Translated from Chinese]

GIACOMO SANTANGELO
City’s top-earning, publicly traded companies dominated by finance firms, analysis shows
am New York 06-19-18
Wall Street’s strength is no surprise, given the industry has long-standing roots in the city, according to Giacomo Santangelo, a professor of economics at Fordham University.

STUDENTS

Critical Thinking: Should More Newspapers Charge a Fee to Publish Political Endorsement Letters?
Editor & Publisher 06-14-18
[Colin] Sheeley is a journalism major and the editor-in-chief of the student-run newspaper, Fordham Observer.

ATHLETICS

Ledecky, Ransford Highlight CoSIDA’s 2018 Google Cloud Academic All-America Division I At-Large Team
Swimming World 06-14-18
CoSIDA Division I Academic All-America First Team:…Nele Albers (Fordham University – Computer Science)…

ALUMNI

Dancing Across Borders, Blurring the Line Between Hunter and Hunted
Hyperallergic 06-13-18
Founded in 2005 by [Samar Haddad] King and fellow Fordham/Ailey graduate Zoe Rabinowitz, YSDT seeks to illustrate “themes that amplify the narratives of Arab women, immigrant communities, and folks who have not traditionally been seen on contemporary dance stages,” according to Rabinowitz.

That guy did what? And he has Parkinson’s?
Jewish Standard 06-14-18
Mr. [Bret] Parker grew up on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, graduated from P.S. 6, and then from Horace Mann High School, and then from the University of Pennsylvania, and then from law school at Fordham University, where he met his wife.

Ryan Meara to Start All U.S. Open Cup Games
New York Red Bulls 06-14-18
Ryan Meara will start every 2018 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup game in goal for the New York Red Bulls, Head Coach Jesse Marsch confirmed.

Congressman Bill Pascrell Helps Lead Democrats to Victory, on the Diamond
TapInto.net 06-15-18
[Bill] Pascrell has participated in the game every year since coming to the Congress and wore a baseball uniform from Fordham University, his alma mater.

Woman who graduated at 15 in Guyana helps Las Vegas kids succeed
Las Vegas Review Journal 06-19-18
[Sonia] Anderson would go on to attend college at Monroe Business Institute and later, Fordham University.

Darien Arts Center Welcomes Theatre Program Director
Patch.com 06-19-18
In 2004, [Maria Pizzarello] graduated with a degree in performance from Fordham University at Lincoln Center.

NewsCenter Today
KTTC 06-20-18
Michaelene Karlen is crowned Miss Minnesota.

OBITUARIES

Harry M. Robinson Jr., 88, Of Warwick, MA, Navy veteran
Harry M. Robinson Jr.
Warwick Beacon 06-18-18
[Harry M. Robinson Jr.] was a graduate of La Salle Academy, Class of 1947; Saint Anselm College, Class of 1951; and Fordham University, Class of 1956.

Sister Catherine Phelps, 86, Of Baltimore, MD, nun and former school principal
Sister Catherine Phelps, longtime Trinity School principal, dies
The Baltimore Sun 06-19-18
[Sister Catherine Phelps] later received a degree at Fordham University in school administration.

Rookie Chase Edmonds plans to pay off sister’s $80K in student loans
ESPN 06-09-18
[Chase] Edmonds, who stands 5-foot-9, ran for almost 6,000 yards and 67 touchdowns in four seasons at Fordham [University], while accounting for another 900 yards and seven touchdowns as a receiver.

The Nonstop Burn of Water Polo
The Wall Street Journal 06-10-18
A four-year starter and later coach at Fordham University in the Bronx, N.Y., he went on to play with the U.S. national water polo team and was an alternate for the 1984 Olympic team.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Design for Humanity Summit
Relief Web 06-07-18
The Design for Humanity Summit is made possible with the support of the Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations, the Center for International Humanitarian Cooperation and Fordham University.

Elon Law students invited to UN event on immigration & refugees
Elon University 06-07-18
Participating Universities and Organizations in the June 2018 #JoinTogether Conference at the UN [:]…Fordham University, New York City…

It’s Not a Memory Test; Education Needs to Focus on Critical Thinking
Maine Public 06-08-18
According to the Open Education Database, a study done at Fordham University found that the average GPA for cheaters was higher than that of non-cheaters.

New College Ranking and Review Aggregator Publishes List of Best College Dorms at Top Colleges
PR Newswire 06-13-18
The full top 35 (in alphabetical order) are:…Fordham University – New York, NY…

WFUV

New York Press Club Awards: WNYC, WCBS-A Top Radio Winners
All Access Music Group 06-06-18
Radio winners included: Rev. MYCHAL JUDGE Heart of NEW YORK Award: FORDHAM UNIVERSITY Triple A WFUV/NEW YORK, GEORGE BODARKY, “CITYSCAPE: Here’s The Scoop: Ice Cream In NYC”

SCHOOL OF LAW

AROUND TOWN: Chashama Gala, Life Sciences Symposium coming up
Real Estate Weekly 06-07-18
June 19: The Mortgage Bankers Association of New York will host its “4th Annual Strategic Real Estate and Lending Summit” at Fordham Law School Lincoln Center Campus, at 150 West 62nd Street in New York City.

‘Impenetrable’ World of Student Data Brokers a Major Concern, Study Says
Education Week 06-06-18
The K-12 world is subject to a murky marketplace of commercial data brokers who traffic in sensitive information involving students’ “ethnicity, affluence, religion, lifestyle, awkwardness, and even a perceived need for family planning,” according to a new report released today by the Center on Law and Information Policy at Fordham Law School.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Attorney general candidate’s top campaign promise? Sue Trump
WCAX 06-06-18
Fordham law professor Zephyr Teachout is launching her Democratic campaign for New York attorney general with a promise to crack down on potential conflicts of interest in President Donald Trump’s business empire.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
AG candidate Teachout: Albany needs ’21st-Century-Trustbusting’
Oswego County News Now 06-09-18
Fordham University Law Professor and former gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout is seeking to become the state’s next attorney general, with an eye toward stamping out corruption in Albany and ensuring the state’s laws are equally upheld for all people.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
JCOPE, responsible for protecting ethics, provides cover for Albany insiders instead
LoHud.com 06-11-18
The writer [Zephyr Teachout], a Fordham Law School professor, is running for New York State Attorney General.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
June 11, 2018: Zephyr Teachout
WNYC 06-11-18
Last week, Zephyr Teachout, Fordham Law Professor and author, announced her candidacy for Attorney General outside of Trump Tower in New York City.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Mega-mergers like AT&T and Time Warner crush American democracy
The Guardian 06-13-18
Zephyr Teachout is a candidate for attorney general of New York, and an associate professor at Fordham Law School

JOHN F. PFAFF
Wave Of Progressive Prosecutors Strike Out In California Primaries
The Huffington Post 06-06-18
There just isn’t enough clear evidence about what shapes DA races to know exactly why so many progressive candidates weren’t able to come away with a win in California this week, said John Pfaff, a law professor at Fordham University whose work has focused on prosecutors and their role in mass incarceration.

JOHN F. PFAFF
raceAhead: Google Employees Demand Action On Diversity
Fortune 06-07-18
John Pfaff, a professor at Fordham Law School, has put together a helpful thread with links to research that shows how electoral pressures influence judicial behavior.

HOWARD M. ERICHSON
Iconic S.C. Judge, Odd Dateline Mark Milestone In Talc Cancer Litigation
Daily Kos 06-06-18
“So far, the story of the talc litigation has mostly been about two things—the science and the choice of forum,” said Howard Erichson, a professor at Fordham University School of Law, quoted in the National Law Journal.

HOWARD M. ERICHSON
Johnson and Johnson Fights Off Another Talc Lawsuit (Audio)
Bloomberg 06-07-18
Howard Erichson, a professor at Fordham Law School, discusses the latest lawsuit facing Johnson and Johnson over claims that the company knowingly sold cancer-causing talcum powder products.

SUSAN SCAFIDI
Kate Spade and Fashion’s Identity Crisis: When a Name Makes a Brand
The New York Times 06-06-18
“Any time there is a transition, whether planned or unplanned, it’s an invitation for customers and investors to consider whether the brand is still the real thing, whether it’s still got it,” said Susan Scafidi, the founder of the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham Law School.

LAURENCE T. SORKIN
Laurence Truman Sorkin Presented with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who’s Who Mr. Sorkin has been endorsed by Marquis Who’s Who as a leader in the field of law
24-7 Press Release 06-07-18
Mr. [Laurence T.] Sorkin has served as an adjunct professor of law at Fordham University School of Law (since 2007), visiting professor at the University of Freiburg in Germany (since 2016), visiting professor of law at the University of Amsterdam Law School (since 2014) and was a visiting professor of law at Catolica Portuguesa School of Law in Lisbon in 2009.

JED SHUGERMAN
We love a royal wedding, but the divine right of Donald? We fought a revolution over that.
USA Today 06-07-18
Jed Shugerman is a professor at the Fordham University School of Law.

JED SHUGERMAN
President Trump says he can pardon himself. I asked 15 experts if that’s legal.
Vox 06-04-18
[“]First, can Trump pardon himself? That’s surprisingly hard to answer[,” said Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University].

JED SHUGERMAN
George Conway, lawyer and Kellyanne Conway’s husband, makes case for Mueller investigation
Philly.com 06-12-18
Fordham University law professor Jed Shugerman called Conway’s rebuttal “devastating” to Calabresi’s argument.

JOSEFA SICARD-MIRABAL
” Drafting and Negotiating an International Contract ”: the convention on contracts organized by Confindustria Toscana Sud
Siena Free Quotidiano Online 06-08-18
The conference and the related program were directed by Josefa Sicard-Mirabal, lawyer and lecturer at the Fordham University School of Law in New York.
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CLARE HUNTINGTON
Weaponizing Children
The New Republic 06-08-18
“Back in 1982, when Ronald Reagan was in office—not exactly a time of government largesse—we still drew certain lines,” said Clare Huntington, a professor of family and poverty law at Fordham University.

N.CAMERON RUSSELL
Privacy advocates raise alarms over smart speakers
WRAL.com 06-10-18
“Is there a reasonable expectation of privacy when there are devices that are built on hearing you and recording what it hears?” said Fordham Law School Professor N. Cameron Russell, executive director of the university’s Center on Law and Information Policy.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
The realization has finally dawned that Donald Trump does not respond to reason
CNN 06-11-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN where his columns won the 2017 Deadline Club Award for Best Opinion Writing.

JAMES A. COHEN
Corey Johnson: NYCHA officials should be put on trial
New York Post 06-12-18
“They committed a fraud on the federal government by hiding these problems,” said Fordham law professor [James] Cohen.

MATTHEW A. GOLD
Foreign car tariffs
Talk 1300 06-09-18
Matthew A. Gold dispelling President Trump’s claim on an influx of Canadian made cars entering the U.S. market.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

JOYCE N. ORSINI
Don’t Get Duped: 20 Ways Casinos Keep You Spending Money
MSN 06-08-18
Just like theme parks, casinos provide plenty of food and beverage options to keep patrons on the property, said Joyce [N.] Orsini, a consultant and associate professor at Fordham University.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

RABBI BARAT ELLMAN
Faith In Brooklyn for June 6
Brooklyn Daily Eagle 05-31-18
Rabbi Barat Ellman, an adjunct professor at Fordham University and with the Bard Prison Initiative (BPI), said at the Ifta that such events are important at a time when the nation’s leaders have enabled hatred among citizens of different racial, religious and ethnic groups to counteract the current national mood of hostility towards Muslims.

CHRISTINA GREER
What the nationwide primaries mean for New York
City & State NY 06-07-18
Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, said that the political momentum was gathered around Democratic incumbents.

CHRISTINA GREER
Happy Pride Month!
New York Amsterdam News 06-07-18
Christina Greer, Ph.D., is the 2018 NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and an associate professor at Fordham University, the author of “Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream” and the host of The Aftermath on Ozy.com.

CHRISTINA GREER
FAQ NYC | The New Yorkest News Pod – Civil ⋆ New York city blog
New York City-Epeak 06-08-18
Christina Greer is a professor at Fordham, a McSilver fellow at NYU, a writer, and a sort of ambassador connecting really different people, communities and networks.

JOHN M. CIRILLO
Chappaqua’s John Cirillo, Mickey Rosen of Briarcliff Launch Music Venture; joined by Cirillo’s fellow Fordham alumnus Adam E
The Bronx Chronicle 06-08-18
[John M.] Cirillo is an adjunct professor at Fordham, where he met Adam E, while Rosen and Cirillo were united at Saw Mill Club East, where Rosen was a trainer, and at Vine & Company in Mt. Kisco, a liquor store that Rosen manages.

TIFFANY YIP
Science of racism examined in new set of research articles
Science Mag 06-08-18
Some of the foremost scholars on racism and diversity contributed to the collection, including …Fordham University professor Tiffany Yip, who studies ethnic identity and academic outcomes;…

CHRISTIANA ZENNER
Water Is Not A Renewable Resource: An Inside Look Into The Water Crises Of Today
MindBodyGreen.com 06-11-18
At this year’s revitalize, we are honored to welcome [Christiana] Zenner, Ph.D., and Anecita Agustinez, two of the foremost experts on water access, to the main stage.

HEATHER D. GAUTNEY
Dear Democratic party: it’s time to stop rigging the primaries
The Guardian 06-11-18
Heather Gautney is the author of Crashing the Party: From the Bernie Sanders Campaign to a Progressive Movement (Verso) and an associate professor of sociology at Fordham University.

KENNY LEON
Kenny Leon to give keynote at AJC Decatur Book Fest 2018
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 06-11-18
[Kenny Leon] is currently serving as the Denzel Washington Chair at Fordham University and as the artistic director of Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre in Atlanta.

BERISH Y. RUBIN
Road to Chinese Pharma Riches Runs Through the Bronx, New Jersey
Bloomberg 05-31-18
“When he was a graduate student, I did not perceive that he had any interest in the potential financial benefits of doing science,” Berish [Y.] Rubin, a biology professor who taught Lou at Fordham, said in an email.

BERISH Y. RUBIN
Updates on Familial Dysautonomia Research: How a Fatal Disease Became Manageable
ReachMD 06-13-18
Joining host Dr. Bruce Bloom to provide an update on current FD research and treatment is Dr. Berish [Y.] Rubin, professor in the department of biological sciences and head of the laboratory for familial dysautonomia research at Fordham University.

SAUL CORNELL
The Second Amendment and Firearms Regulation: A Venerable Tradition Regulating Liberty While Securing Public Safety
A Publication of the American Public Health Association 06-06-18
Saul Cornell is with the Department of History, Fordham University, Bronx, NY.

MATTHEW N. WEINSHENKER
2018’s Best & Worst States for Working Dads
WalletHub 06-11-18
Matthew [N.] Weinshenker, Associate Professor of Sociology, Fordham University

HAROLD TAKOOSHIAN
Fordham’s Professor Harold Takooshian meets with Glen Rock AP class
TapInto.net 06-11-18
On June 8, Professor Harold Takooshian of Fordham University served as guest lecturer for Alan Feldman’s Advanced Placement psychology class at Glen Rock High School.

ANJALI K. DAYAL
Is the UN Security Council Losing Legitimacy?
Political Violence at a Glance 06-07-18
Anjali Kaushlesh Dayal is an assistant professor of international politics at Fordham University and a research fellow at Georgetown University’s Institute of Women, Peace, and Security.

STUDENTS

Lighthouse Guild Announces National Scholarships To Students Who Are Blind
PR Newswire 06-07-18
This year’s scholarship recipients (listed with the schools they will be attending) are: Brielle Cayer, Middletown, CT (Fordham University)

Academic Mission of New York in Javeriana Cali
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana 06-07-18
From May 21 to 27, students from Fordham University visited clinics in the city and received classes at the Simulated Hospital of Javeriana Cali.
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ATHLETICS

Mets select Copiague lefthander Franklin Parra in amateur draft
Newsday 06-06-18
Fordham University righthander Reiss Knehr was taken in the 20th round with the 591st pick by the San Diego Padres.

FCS Kickoff Countdown: 79 Days, the Best Player in FCS Who Wears No. 79
HERO Sports 06-06-18
And [Dominic] Lombard has been a key member up front for the Rams.

Davidson puts 239 student-athletes on A-10 honor roll
WBTV 06-07-18
Fordham had the most student-athletes on the Honor Roll, with 304, followed by UMass with 274 and St. Joseph’s with 256.

Rookie Chase Edmonds plans to pay off sister’s $80K in student loans
ESPN 06-09-18
[Chase] Edmonds, who stands 5-foot-9, ran for almost 6,000 yards and 67 touchdowns in four seasons at Fordham [University], while accounting for another 900 yards and seven touchdowns as a receiver.

Fordham U’s crew team headed for CC
Bronx Times 06-08-18
On Tuesday, June 5, Fordham University confirmed to the Bronx Times its plans to occupy the Country Club Road property.

ALUMNI

Road to Chinese Pharma Riches Runs Through the Bronx, New Jersey
Bloomberg 05-31-18
Lou Jing earned a Ph.D at Fordham University in the Bronx before completing post-doctoral studies at the National Institutes of Health.

Raise the Barre, a chance to dance
Community News Corporation 06-06-18
[Michaelene Karlen] is a graduate of Kasson-Mantorville High School and is a graduate of Ailey/Fordham University in New York City with a degree in Fine Arts.

Chappaqua’s John Cirillo, Mickey Rosen of Briarcliff Launch Music Venture; joined by Cirillo’s fellow Fordham alumnus Adam E
The Bronx Chronicle 06-08-18
Award-winning sports public relations executive John Cirillo of Chappaqua were joined by Briarcliff’s Mickey Rosen and Cirillo’s fellow Fordham University alumnus Adam E to announce their joint musical venture on Saturday night, June 2, at Lexington Square Café in Mt. Kisco, New York.

Nicole Rajic: Fordham’s Olympian Business Grad
Poets and Quants for Undergrads 06-11-18
On May 18, 2018, Nicole Rajic walked with her class at Fordham University to receive her Bachelor of Business Administration from the Gabelli School of Business.

John A.V. Nicoletti Has Been Recognized Among the Top in His Industry by Noticed©
WAFB.com 06-12-18
[John A.V. Nicoletti] earned his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law in 1977 and his B.A., cum laude, New York University in 1974.

Paul Mampilly Recently Featured on “Entrepreneur Podcast Network”
Chronicle of Week 06-12-18
Ever since he earned his Master in Business Administration from Fordham University in 1991, Mr. [Paul] Mampilly jumped right into the financial industry as an assistant portfolio manager at Bankers Trust.

The Nonstop Burn of Water Polo
The Wall Street Journal 06-10-18
A four-year starter and later coach at Fordham University in the Bronx, N.Y., he went on to play with the U.S. national water polo team and was an alternate for the 1984 Olympic team.

OBITUARIES

Joe Pintauro, 87, Of Sag Harbor, NY, playwright
Joe Pintauro, Noted Playwright Was 87
The East Hampton Star 06-07-18
Mr. [Joe] Pintauro subsequently attended Fordham University, where he earned a master’s degree in American literature, and worked for several major advertising agencies, including Young & Rubicam and Ted Bates.

OLIVIA HOOKER
Meet The Last Surviving Witness To The Tulsa Race Riot Of 1921
NPR 05-31-18
[Olivia Hooker] went on to earn a doctorate degree in psychology and helped form the Tulsa Race Riot Commission in 1997 to investigate the massacre and make a case for reparations.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Clearing the Stage for a Big Graduation Number at City Ballet
The New York Times 05-31-18
Nearly 80 percent of City Ballet dancers attend Fordham, which is near Lincoln Center.

The UDC and the Fordham University of New York will teach a Master in Avogacía
La Opinión A Coruña 05-31-18
The Universidade da Coruña (UDC) and the Fordham University School of New York will sign today an agreement to jointly teach the University Master in Avogacía, the only international with these characteristics of the Spanish public university system, according to the UDC.
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How to win loyalty in the age of the promiscuous consumer
Marketing Drive 06-04-18
According to a study conducted by Fordham University, 93% of CMOs say customer loyalty is one of their top five priorities, while more than 70% say it’s in their top three.

WFUV

NY State Associated Press Association names award winners
The Modesto Bee 06-02-18
COLLEGE RADIO: Bill Leaf Memorial Award for Best Regularly Scheduled Local News Program: 1, Kacie Candela, WFUV-FM, Fordham University; …Chris Ulanowski Memorial Award for Best News Story: … 2, Julia Rist, WFUV-FM, Fordham University, “Sandy Five Years Later: Build it Back.”

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS

Sophistical Practice: Toward a Consistent Relativism by Barbara Cassin (review)
Project MUSE 05-31-18
Sophistical Practice: Toward a Consistent Relativism by Barbara Cassin. New York: Fordham University Press, 2014. 370 pp. Paper, $35.00.

The Work of Difference: Modernism, Romanticism, and the Production of Literary Form by Audrey Wasser (review)
Project MUSE 06-02-18
Audrey Wasser, The Work of Difference: Modernism, Romanticism, and the Production of Literary Form. New York: Fordham University Press, 2016. 208 pp.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

MERIAM AL-RASHID
Dentons Advocating for Peace in Human Rights and Resolution in Infrastructure
Lawyer Monthly 05-30-18
I [Meriam Al-Rashid] am an adjunct professor of law at Fordham University in international investment law.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
North Korea’s negotiator is not a very nice man
CNN 05-31-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN and columnist for USA Today.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
North Korea Summit back on – CNN Video
CNN 06-02-18
David [A. Andelman], CNN Opinion contributor and Visiting Scholar at Fordham Law School lays out the expectations for the Trump – Kim Summit.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Donald Trump should think again before North Korea summit in Singapore
USA Today 06-04-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a member of the USA TODAY Board of Contributors.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Trump torches Macron, his last friend in the G-7
CNN 06-05-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN and a columnist for USA Today.

JED SHUGERMAN
IS ROD ROSENSTEIN’S FUTURE IN DOUBT AFTER MEMO SUGGESTING HE GAVE TRUMP COVER TO FIRE COMEY?
Newsweek 05-31-18
Indeed, Fordham University Law Professor Jed Shugerman on Thursday raised the question over whether it would be appropriate for Rosenstein to recuse himself from the Russia probe.

JED SHUGERMAN
A president can’t obstruct justice? That’s not quite right, legal scholars say.
The Washington Post 06-03-18
Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University Law School professor, said raising the idea of pardons could be read as a warning to Mueller that if he pushes to subpoena Trump, the president could escalate the fight by pardoning people under investigation.

JED SHUGERMAN
Trump’s Lawyers Say He Is the Law
Bloomberg 06-04-18
Jed Shugerman, a professor at Fordham University School of Law, took to Twitter to note that  the “stunning admission” amounts to “felony obstruction” and “witness tampering.”

JED SHUGERMAN
Giuliani: Trump “probably” can pardon himself. Trump: I “absolutely” can pardon myself.
Vox 06-04-18
Fordham law professor Jed Shugerman says, “Clearly, a self-pardon is a breach of fiduciary duty because it’s manifestly self-interested.

JED SHUGERMAN
All In with Chris Hayes
MSNBC 06-04-18
Joining me now…Fordham Law School Professor Jed Shugerman who argued in Slate yesterday the letter from Trump’s lawyers amounts to an admission of obstruction.

JED SHUGERMAN
In New York, Push to Bypass Trump’s Pardon Power Gains Traction
Observer 06-05-18
Jed Shugerman, a professor of law at Fordham University’s School of Law, told Observer that the values of double jeopardy “are very important” in order to curb against “abusive multiple prosecutions,” particularly for people with limited resources.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
Trump’s assault on the FBI divides civil libertarians
Politico 06-01-18
“What’s wrong for the goose is wrong for the gander,” said Fordham University Law School’s Karen [J.] Greenberg, who tracks the FBI’s use of informants in terrorism sting operations that she argues often concoct crimes rather than uncovering them.

MATTHEW A. GOLD
Why Is The European Union Going After Our Jeans?
Refinery29 06-01-18
Back in March, Matt Gold, adjunct professor of law at Fordham University and a former U.S. trade official under President Barack Obama, told GQ that he thought the EU’s decision to tax a brand like Levi’s is a strategic move, one that’s more for political gain than financial.

ETHAN J. LEIB
Giuliani calls it ‘unthinkable’ that Trump would pardon himself
The Washington Post 06-03-18
Ethan Leib, a professor at Fordham Law School, said he believes a president can’t self-pardon because that violates the oath of office — in which the president swears to “faithfully execute” his duties — and the stipulation in Article II of the Constitution that the president “shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed.”

CARL MINZNER
Has China overtaken the US in the tech sector? For venture capitalists, the answer is yes, but experts are skeptical.
Business Insider Italia 06-04-18
Consider, for example, a very recent book on China written by Carl Minzner, a professor of law at Fordham University as well as an expert on Chinese law and governance : End of an Era. How China’s Authoritarian Revival is Undermining Its Rise(Oxford University Press, 2018).
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BENJAMIN ZIPURSKY
‘Seismic spring’ shifts US attitudes to student safety on campus
Times Higher Education 06-04-18
“It’s a cycle in a way. The more worries there are, the more security is put on campuses; and the more security they put on campus, the more realistic it is to say that these universities are in the business of making representations to students and their families that they’re going to provide some level of security and vigilance,” said Benjamin Zipursky, professor of law at New York’s Fordham University.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Zephyr Teachout Says She Pressed Eric Schneiderman Twice to Take On Trump Corruption: “He Did Not Act”
The Intercept 06-05-18
ZEPHYR Teachout twice pressed former New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to lead the judicial challenge to President Donald Trump’s violation of the emoluments clause of the U.S. Constitution, and both times he refused, she told The Intercept in an interview.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Attorney general candidate’s top campaign promise? Sue Trump
The Washington Post 06-05-18
Fordham law professor Zephyr Teachout launched her Democratic campaign for New York attorney general outside Trump Tower on Tuesday with a promise to crack down on potential conflicts of interest in President Donald Trump’s sprawling business empire.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
The Beat With Ari Melber
MSNBC 06-05-18
Zephyr Teachout launches her campaign for attorney general.

SUSAN SCAFIDI
Kate Spade began with a simple wish: An unfussy handbag
CBS News 06-05-18
“Kate Spade understood the power of fashion to create joy and celebrate femininity,” recalled Susan Scafidi, founder and academic director at the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham University.

CHERYL G. BADER
Good Day New York
Fox 5 NY 06-05-18
Cheryl G. Bader on what Harvey Weinstein can expect in his forthcoming legal battle.

FORMER ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

OLIVIA HOOKER
Meet The Last Surviving Witness To The Tulsa Race Riot Of 1921
NPR 05-31-18
[Olivia Hooker] went on to earn a doctorate degree in psychology and helped form the Tulsa Race Riot Commission in 1997 to investigate the massacre and make a case for reparations.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

GIACOMO SANTANGELO
Will Law Firms Be Ready When the Next Recession Hits?
The American Lawyer 05-22-18
“We have to look around and see what areas are being overly serviced right now; what areas are being ‘irrationally exuberant,’ to use Alan Greenspan’s phrase,” Fordham University economist Giacomo Santangelo says of the next potential trouble spots.

PAUL LEVINSON
Should ABC have Canceled Roseanne?
No Spin News 05-29-18
Dr. Paul Levinson, author of ‘Fake News in Real Context’ and professor of Communication and media studies at Fordham University, makes an appearance on the No Spin News, to compare the New York Times opinion piece by Charles Blow and Roseanne Barr’s heavily criticized tweet that got her show cancelled.

PAUL LEVINSON
Media Professor: ‘What Roseanne Barr Did Is Pretty Unique In Television History’
CBS New York 05-31-18
Fordham University media professor & author Paul Levinson has written about media and freedom of speech throughout his career, but admit’s he’s never seen a situation quite like this one.

CELIA B. FISHER
Gilead Could Halt the AIDS Epidemic With Truvada. Does It Have an Obligation to Value Patients Over Profit?
Slate 05-31-18
“It’s not just Gilead. The government does not provide any guidance as to the percentage of profits that a company is required to give back to the public when it receives taxpayer money for development,” Celia [B.] Fisher told me.

GABRIELLE M. BROWN
VisArts June 2018 Exhibition Schedule
East City Art 05-31-18
[Gabrielle M.] Brown is an Adjunct Professor in Painting and Drawing at Fordham University and SUNY New Paltz where she has received three Merit Awards for Professional Achievement.

CHRISTINA GREER
Let’s continue talking about HIV and AIDS
New York Amsterdam news 06-01-18
Christina Greer, Ph.D., is the 2018 NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and an associate professor at Fordham University, the author of “Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream” and the host of The Aftermath on Ozy.com.

SAUL CORNELL
Bearing Arms vs. Hunting Bears: The Persistence of a Mythic Second Amendment in Contemporary Constitutional Culture
The Panorama 06-04-18
Saul Cornell is Paul and Diane Guenther Chair in American History at Fordham University.

JUDITH G. HOCHBERG
¿Por qué? 101 Questions about Spanish by Judy Hochberg (review)
Project MUSE 06-05-18
[Judith G.] Hochberg, a professor at Fordham [University], claims that she wrote the book to “synthesize and share the most interesting things” (xxi) she has learned as a student, linguistics researcher and Spanish teacher.

RACHEL A. ANNUNZIATO
Parents, Schools Step Up Efforts To Combat Food-Allergy Bullying
NPR 06-05-18
“Food allergy bullying was something we were hearing more about,” says Rachel Annunziato, associate professor of psychology at Fordham and one of the study’s authors.

JASON MUNSHI-SOUTH
As cities report more rats than ever, scientists find eastside and westside rodents
The Washington Post 06-05-18
“It seems to be the urban rat populations are becoming worse than they were,” according to Jason Munshi-South, a biologist at Fordham University and the co-author of a new study on city rat populations, published Tuesday in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B.

THOMAS DE LUCA
Did identity politics hijack RFK’s message?
Talk Media News 06-05-18
[Thomas S. De Luca Jr.], a professor of political science at Fordham University in New York City, said the increase in women and minorities voting, seeking office and engaging in activism is often mischaracterized.

KATHRYN REKLIS
The spiritual desert of First Reformed’s minister
The Christian Century 06-06-18
Kathryn Reklis teaches theology at Fordham University and is codirector of the Institute for Art, Religion and Social Justice.

STUDENTS

Poly Ugarte invitada a Harvard University
Ultima Hora Ecuador 05-30-18
[Poly] Ugarte explained that the invitation of the study center came after an interview conducted by the Ecuadorian Vivían Castro, a student of a PhD in Human Rights at Fordham University: “Then he presented the topic in his class and provoked the interest of the professor, who wants to know more about our management in the last ones on the campaigns of prevention of the breast cancer developed at national level. There are more than a million people who have benefited from preventive health training. ”
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ATHLETICS

Fordham, Iona Men’s Rugby Squads Put On Solid Efforts On The National Stage In Philadelphia
NY Sports Day 06-03-18
“It’s an amazing feeling,” said Fordham University men’s rugby coach Andrew Gheraldi.

ALUMNI

8th Graders Honored For African American History Month Essays
Queens Gazette 05-30-18
Others explored the contributions of unsung heroes such as Eunice Hunton Carter, the first black women to get a law degree from Fordham University and the first to work as a prosecutor in the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

Two More Billionaire Fundsters Make a Pledge
TheMFWire.com 05-31-18
Rye, New York-base Mario Gabelli, worth an estimated $1.7 billion, has made big donations to New York City’s Columbia University and Fordham University.

Former Fairfield University AD Gene Doris to receive award
San Antonio Express 05-31-18
[Gene Doris] holds both a bachelor’s as well as master’s degree from Fordham University.

LIVE! on the Megyn Kelly TODAY show
NancyVericker.com 06-05-18
GRE alumni Nancy Vericker interviewed by Megyn Kelly.

OBITUARIES

Sister M. Irene Fugazy (Mildred), S.C., 99, Of New York, NY, nun
Sister M. Irene Fugazy (Mildred), S.C.
The Tablet 05-30-18
[Sister M. Irene Fugazy] received a bachelor’s degree in French from the College of Mount Saint Vincent, a master’s in French from Fordham University, a diploma from L’Institut Catholique de Paris, and a Ph.D. in French from Fordham University.

Billy Flynn, 92, Of New York, NY, chairman of the National Committee on American Foreign Policy
Adam’s pays tribute to US-NI peacemaker Bill Flynn
RTE.ie 06-03-18
A graduate of Fordham University, [Billy Flynn] played a major role in developing Mutual of America as a significant player in the insurance sector.

Fordham Law School Commencement Ceremony
New York Law Journal 05-24-18
Fordham Law School held its commencement ceremony at the Bronx campus on Tuesday, May 22.

Catholic activist who resisted white supremacist in Charlottesville faces jail time
National Catholic Reporter 05-25-18
Eric Martin, a theology student at Fordham University who is writing his dissertation while living in Charlottesville, decided to enter the office in the law library and quietly sit across the table from the “Unite the Right” organizer.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

FBI overestimated the number of encrypted phones while arguing for work-arounds
ABA Journal 05-24-18
In the remarks given at the FBI International Conference on Cyber Security at Fordham University in New York City, Wray talked about the “Going Dark” problem, where encryption hides communications from law enforcement even after the phone has been taken into evidence.

Campus Notebook: Student research critiques poverty laws; Marylhurst to close
National Catholic Reporter 05-25-18
Fordham University’s Francis and Ann Curran Center for American Catholic Studies has received an endowment from the trust of Catholic 20th-century fiction writer Flannery O’Connor, the university announced on its website May 15.

Three Questions With Kevin Burke, President And CEO, ACI-NA
Airport Review News 05-25-18
That’s why ACI-NA has partnered with Edge4Vets, a national training program for veterans developed by the Human Resiliency Institute at Fordham University, to prepare and connect veterans to jobs that can lead to airport careers throughout the United States and Canada.

AROUND TOWN: Events, Seminars, Meetings & Talks
Real Estate Weekly 05-25-18
May 30: Fordham Real Estate Institute and The Business Council of Westchester forum: Real Estate’s Next Revolution – From The Amazon Effect to Cannabis Legalization will take place from 8:00-10:00 a.m. at the University’s West Harrison campus and will focus on the state of adaptive reuse throughout the County.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

VINCENT R. CAPPUCCI
Founding Partner Vincent R. Cappucci Participates in Fordham Law School 111th Diploma Ceremony
WBTW News 13 05-29-18
On Tuesday, May 22, 2018, Founding Partner Vincent R. Cappucci presented Sherrilyn Ifill, President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., with an honorary degree, honoris causa, at Fordham Law School?s 111th Law School Diploma Ceremony.

SCHOOL OF LAW

Fordham Law School Commencement Ceremony
Law.com 05-24-18
Fordham Law School held its commencement ceremony at the Bronx campus on Tuesday, May 22.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

SUSAN SCAFIDI
The Italy Humans of Fashion Foundation party
Vogue Italia 05-23-18
At the party were present: Kristina Romanova (Vera Wang, Ralph Lauren, Dolce & Gabbana), the lawyer Antoniette Costa , Susan Scafidi (Founder and Academic Director of the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham Law School) and Toni Garrn (actress and Founder of the Toni Garrn Foundation).
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N. CAMERON RUSSELL
GDPR Inc.: Profiting From Strict New Security Rules
Nasdaq.com 05-23-18
Fordham Law School professor Cameron Russell calls the circumstances leading to GDPR “a perfect storm” of political and business circumstances, starting with Edward Snowden’s  disclosure in 2013 of global surveillance programs and intensifying amid a rash of data incidents the past several years, most notably political consultant Cambridge Analytica’s  harvesting of information from 87 million Facebook profiles without their permission.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Teachout vows to take on Wall Street, public corruption
Times Union 05-23-18
Fordham Law professor Zephyr Teachout confirmed to the Times Union on Wednesday that she intends to launch a bid for attorney general, and will formally launch her campaign in the coming weeks.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Zephyr Teachout Is Running For Attorney General of New York
The Cut 05-23-18
[Zephyr] Teachout, a Fordham Law professor who first made headlines when she ran against Andrew Cuomo in 2014’s gubernatorial primaries, recently told the Cut that her platform would include fighting against corruption (a topic on which she literally wrote the book), mass incarceration, and Wall Street and real-estate monopolies.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Zephyr Teachout Is Running for Attorney General While Pregnant
The Cut 05-27-18
[Zephyr] Teachout, 46, a constitutional law professor at Fordham [University], is due in October.

LAWRENCE B. BRENNAN
Navy walks back homicide charge against former McCain CO
Navy Times 05-23-18
Trying Sanchez in a special court-martial instead of general court-martial suggests the Navy “was not intent on obtaining serious punishment if the CO was convicted,” according to Lawrence Brennan, a retired Navy captain, military attorney and professor at the Fordham University School of Law in New York.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Diplomacy is harder when you’re simply shouting the loudest
CNN 05-25-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN where his columns won the 2017 Deadline Club Award for Best Opinion Writing.

JED SHUGERMAN
Op-Ed: Who Judges The Judges?
Your Tewskbury Today 05-25-18
Professor Jed Shugerman, a graduate of the top-ranked Yale Law School and now a professor at Fordham [University], did a terrific in-depth study of elected judges that eventually he published into a book.

JED SHUGERMAN
All In with Chris Hayes
MSNBC 05-24-18
Here to help me understand what’s really going on here…Fordham Law Professor Jed Shugerman.

JENNIFER L. GORDON
Want to Make Money Like a C.E.O.? Work for 275 Years
The New York Times 05-25-18
“Particularly in low-wage jobs, people are struggling to pay for housing, for health insurance, for child care,” said Jennifer Gordon, a law professor at Fordham University.

JENNIFER L. GORDON
The 200 highest-paid CEO rankings are out. And … cue pitchforks and kerosene torches?
Big Think 05-25-18
Here’s Jennifer Gordon, a law professor at Fordham University, with at least one answer: “The top layer of management live like kings and queens while the people at the bottom are scrabbling for a decent existence. We should not have that in a society where equality and fairness supposedly matter.”

JOEL R. REIDENBERG
Predictive algorithms are infiltrating schools — here’s why that’s a good thing
The Next Web 05-27-18
Joel [R.] Reidenberg, director of the Center on Law & Information Policy at Fordham Law School, quickly answered, “Just think George Orwell, and take it to the nth degree.”

MARC L. EDELMAN
Letters: NFL may not have right to impose no-kneeling rule
IndyStar 05-28-18
I [Marc L. Edelman] write this letter not just as a practicing attorney in the field of sports law, but also as a tenured law professor at Baruch College and a longstanding adjunct professor of law at Fordham Law School.

BRUCE A. GREEN
ABA event includes programs on ‘alternative facts’
Legal News 05-29-18
[Bruce A.] Green, who holds the Louis Stein Chair at Fordham University School of Law, directs the Louis Stein Center for Law and Ethics.

CAROLE L. BASRI
Ending national cultural expropriation
Jewish News Syndicate 05-29-18
Carole [L.] Basri is a writer is a lawyer of Iraqi Jewish descent, an adjunct professor at Fordham Law School and visiting professor at Peking University School of Transnational Law, and a former member of the U.S. State Department’s Future of Iraq Project.

DEBORAH W. DENNO
The controversial debut of genes in criminal cases
BBC 05-30-18
“These cases are extremely complicated. So many factors are involved,” says Deborah [W.] Denno, a professor of law at Fordham University in New York City.

ANDREW KENT
Bloomberg Radio
Bloomberg 05-24-18
Andrew Kent comments on Donald Trump’s interference in criminal investigations.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

MARK CONRAD
After Supreme Court Decision, the Business of Sports Is About to Change Radically. This Expert Explains What You Need to Know.
Inc. 05-23-18
Mark Conrad is a professor of law and ethics at Fordham University, where he has taught in the School of Law and in the Gabelli School of Business.

MARK CONRAD
Years into concussion lawsuit, Jacobs and other NHL owners deny knowledge of CTE
TSN 05-28-18
Mark Conrad, director of the sports business concentration at the Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University in New York, said he believes NHL owners have avoided learning anything about CTE and other neurocognitive diseases as a legal strategy.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE FACULTY

GENISHA MONE WALLACE-METCALF
UWS Parents Continue Debate Over Middle School Integration Plan: Gothamist ⋆ New York city blog
New York City-Epeak 05-24-18
Genisha [Mone Wallace-]Metcalf, an adjunct professor at Fordham University and member of the Community Education Council, pointed out that the plan does nothing to improve resources to any of the district’s five lowest performing schools, all of which are in Harlem.

TINA M. MASCHI
Alternative needed for elderly, sick Mass. inmates
The Boston Globe 05-27-18
If an offender is released from prison and lands in a purely medical facility, the cost to taxpayers should be smaller, says Tina Maschi, a Fordham University professor who has studied compassionate release.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

CHRISTINA GREER
History made as Democrats choose first black woman and first openly lesbian governor candidates
The Independent 05-23-18
“I was celebrating last night, but today I am working,” said Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University in New York, who was in Atlanta to watch Ms Abrams’ win.

CHRISTINA GREER
May is Mental Health Awareness Month
New York Amsterdam News 05-24-18
Christina Greer, Ph.D., is the 2018 NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and an associate professor at Fordham University, the author of “Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream” and the host of The Aftermath on Ozy.com.

CHRISTINA GREER
Stacey Abrams’s supporters aren’t afraid of identity politics
The Washington Post 05-25-18
“She is a black woman doing this fully in her blackness,” said Christina Greer, a political-science professor at Fordham University.

CHRISTINA GREER
Primary Fight in South Jersey Exposes Rift in Democratic Party
WNYC 05-30-18
Christina Greer, a political science professor at Fordham University, says it’s wrong-headed for the party to spend millions trying to convince conservative white men to vote Democratic, instead of focusing on rallying black, Latino and young people to vote.

STEVEN B. STOLL
‘The Most Important Year,’ Poetry on Your Commute, A Retelling of Appalachian History
WNYC 05-25-18
Steven Stoll, a professor of history at Fordham University, talks about his book Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia.

ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ
White Plains couple turns pain into positive message
News 12 Westchester 05-24-18
Orlando Rodriguez, who is a sociology professor at Fordham University, says he gained solace by talking to his students about that fateful day.

CELIA B. FISHER
Teens Can Now Get HIV Drug… Will They Use It?
Healthline 05-25-18
But, according to Celia B. Fisher, PhD, professor of psychology and director of HIV Prevention Research at Fordham University in New York, the issue may not be that simple.

BRYAN MASSINGALE, S.T.D.
Roman Catholic Church Anti-Racism Initiative
Bernews 05-28-18
“In addition to Dr. Olson, Dr. Bryan Massingale, senior theological and ethics professor of the Theological Department of Fordham University in New York City, will be the main presenter for the November 2 evening event.

LEONARD D. CASSUTO
On the Dissertation: How to Write the Introduction
The Chronicle of Higher Education 05-28-18
Leonard [D.] Cassuto, a professor of English at Fordham University, writes regularly about graduate education in this space.

NICHOLAS TAMPIO
Letters to the Editor Wednesday, May 30
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier 05-30-18
A recent acquisition by the Waterloo Public Library, “Common Core: National Education Standards and the Threat to Democracy” by Fordham University political scientist Nicholas Tampio, offers parents, educators and others a somewhat balanced but critical view of the Common Core State Standards Initiative.

HEATHER D. GAUTNEY
Blue States, Red Diapers, White Hair
The Wall Street Journal 05-25-18
Ms. [Heather D.] Gautney is a sociologist at Fordham University, but in 2011 she took a temporary position in Mr. Sanders’s office.

STUDENTS

43rd Gracie Awards Honor Claire Danes, Julia Louis-Dreyfus & More
LATF USA 05-23-18
Combating Mental Health Issues in Public Schools, News Feature – Student – WFUV/Fordham University

Rhythms and routines in ordinary time
National Catholic Reporter 05-24-18
Brian Harper is a student and public service fellow in Fordham University’s Graduate Program in International Political Economy and Development.

Catholic activist who resisted white supremacist in Charlottesville faces jail time
National Catholic Reporter 05-25-18
Eric Martin, a theology student at Fordham University who is writing his dissertation while living in Charlottesville, decided to enter the office in the law library and quietly sit across the table from the “Unite the Right” organizer.

Military-Bound West Hartford Students Attend Ceremony in Their Honor
We-ha.com 05-29-18
Adam Giroux, who was honored last year at the Class of 2017 Military Inductee Ceremony, is now a member of the ROTC Naval program at Fordham University and provided advice to the soon-to-be graduates.

Education saved my life
The New Times 05-30-18
Now, in just a few months, I [Mohamed Sidibay] will begin graduate classes at the Fordham University School of Law, an unimaginable destination for most of the former child soldiers in my country.

ATHLETICS

Rams Ruggers Rising, Too
NY Sports Day 05-25-18
While their neighbors and longtime rivals to the north, Iona College, prep for the main draw of the Penn Mutual Collegiate Rugby Championships next weekend at Talen Energy Stadium in Philadelphia, Fordham University will be riding a high of success into the Freedom Cup qualifier as well.

Fordham softball player joins Army’s ROTC program
News 12 The Bronx 05-25-18
Fordham star softball player Chelsea Skrepenak has started training for the United States Army.

WBNG Sports
WBNG 05-29-18
Paige Rauch won Atlantic-10 rookie of the year award.

ALUMNI

These 5 Catholic scientists shaped our understanding of the world
Aleteia.org 05-25-18
[Stanley L.] Jaki started teaching, but then had to leave his work after a tonsillectomy left him unable to speak. So he returned to school to study physics, earning his doctorate at Fordham University under Victor F. Hess, who discovered cosmic rays.

The Women’s International Music Network Announces 2018 Nashville She Rocks Summer Showcase Performers
The Country Note 05-26-18
New York native Karina Daza is an indie singer-songwriter who began her training as a classically trained vocalist at Fordham University, The Juilliard School, and The Music Conservatory of Granada in Spain.

OBITUARIES

Frank N. Zullo, 85, Of Norwalk, CT, attorney
Former Norwalk Mayor Frank N. Zullo dies at 85
Westfair Communications Online 05-29-18
A Norwalk native and graduate of Fordham University Law School, [Frank N.] Zullo began his law practice in 1957 and entered the partnership of Tierney & Zullo in 1959.

JASON MUNSHI-SOUTH
“A Rat Named Nemesis”
The New Yorker 05-19-18
As Jason Munshi-South, a biologist at Fordham University who collaborated on the Templeton Project, put it, “They are exquisitely evolved for what they do.”

Fordham softball, after starting season 1-10, prepares to face LSU in regional opener of NCAA tournament
New York Daily News 05-17-18
Fordham is looking to make its first NCAA Super Regional appearance.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

New York Today: Gold Medals and Gray Hair
The New York Times 05-17-18
[The bell that inspired Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Bells” is] kept in a safe at Fordham University.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS

Persistent Forms: Explorations in Historical Poetics ed. by Ilya Kliger and Boris Maslov (review)
Project MUSE 05-18-18
Persistent Forms: Explorations in Historical Poetics. Edited by Ilya Kliger and Boris Maslov, foreword by Eric Hayot. New York: Fordham University Press, 2016. xvii + 477 pp. Hardcover $65.00.

ADMINISTRATORS

DAVID GIBSON
Popes’ styles may differ, but message is same, says former papal spokesman
Crux 05-17-18
Lombardi’s visible role as papal spokesman earned him the tongue-in-cheek nickname “Microphone for God,” according to David Gibson, director of the Fordham Center on Religion and Culture, which hosted the event.

SCHOOL OF LAW

Even Minority Interest in a Competitor Could Violate Antitrust Laws
JD Supra 05-22-18
This deal reportedly was the subject of remarks by acting director of the FTC’s competition bureau, Bruce Hoffman, on May 2, 2018, at a conference hosted by Fordham University Law School.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JERRY H. GOLDFEDER
New York City should expand voting rights as part of charter revision
City & State New York 05-14-18
[Jerry H. Goldfeder] teaches election law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and Fordham Law School and he served as special counsel for public integrity to then-Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
No ISIS-related charges in months as terror recruitment dries up in U.S.
The Washington Times 05-16-18
“Compared to all the years in the past, we’ve never gone through 4½ months like this,” said Karen Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at the Fordham University School of Law.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
The Trump Administration’s Dangerous Assault on Our Words
The Nation 05-17-18
Karen J. Greenberg is director of the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Exploring Attorney General Run, Zephyr Teachout Pursues Working Families Nomination, Democratic Ballot Line
Gotham Gazette 05-17-18
One is Zephyr Teachout, the law professor who challenged Governor Andrew Cuomo from the left in the 2014 Democratic gubernatorial primary, who quickly said she was forming an exploratory committee.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Dem candidate for NY AG open to prosecute Trump aides if pardoned
MSNBC 05-17-18
Zephyr Teachout is a guest on The Beat with Ari Melber.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
AG Selection Process Continues
Spectrum News 05-19-18
Zephyr Teachout is expected to enter the attorney general race.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Democrats Will Finally Do What Clinton Couldn’t: Attack Trump’s Corruption
Vice 05-22-18
“You’ve gotta actually change the machine, not just how well we see the machine,” Zephyr Teachout, the Fordham law professor and anti-corruption crusader who ran for New York governor in 2014 and Congress in 2016 (and is currently running for state attorney general), told me.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Donald Trump’s presidency has hit remarkable new heights of corruption — and most of it is legal
Salon.com 05-23-18
In a corrupt system, the line between legal and illegal becomes increasingly blurred, and some conduct that may have been considered corrupt and criminal throughout most of American history has become perfectly legal today — as Zephyr Teachout, law professor at Fordham University, revealed in her book, “Corruption in America: From Benjamin Franklin’s Snuff Box to Citizens United”.

SUSAN SCAFIDI
Humans of Fashion Foundation will present its global initiative at FT Business of Luxury Summit Venice, Italy May 20-23, 2018
PR Newswire 05-17-18
Speakers include Susan Scafidi, Founder and Academic Director of the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham Law School (www.fashionlawinstitute.com) and Model/Entrepreneur/Actress Toni Garrn, founder of the Toni Garrn Foundation www.tonigarrnfoundation.org.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Europe sticks its thumb in Trump’s eye
CNN 05-18-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN and columnist for USA Today.

BRUCE A. GREEN
By Demanding an Investigation, Trump Challenged a Constraint on His Power
The New York Times 05-21-18
Still, senior law enforcement officials appointed by Mr. Trump already knew what steps the department took in 2016 and had not previously deemed those facts a sufficient basis to open an investigation, noted Bruce Green, a Fordham University law professor who wrote the article with Ms. Roiphe.

JEFFREY A. TREXLER
Is Victoria’s Secret Stealing Their Competitors’ Ideas?
InStyle 05-22-18
According to Jeff Trexler, Associate Director at Fordham Law School’s Fashion Law Institute, a legal claim would be something of a stretch.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

MARK CONRAD
Mark Conrad on Legalization of Sports Gambling
i24 News 05-16-18
Mark Conrad, the director of the Sports Business Program at Fordham University discusses the pros and cons of the SCOTUS decision to lift the ban on sports gambling with i24NEWS’ David Shuster.

BAOLIAN WANG
CFP Board Calls For Academic, Research Papers
Financial Advisor 05-17-18
The TD Ameritrade Best Paper Award in Behavioral Finance – Cary Frydman of University of Southern California and Baolian Wang of Fordham University, for “The Impact of Salience on Investor Behavior: Evidence from a Natural Experiment.”

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SERVICE FACULTY

JORDAN E. DEVYLDER
Urbanicity may not increase risk for psychosis in lower income countries
Healio 05-17-18
“Most studies of urbanicity and psychosis have been conducted in high-income countries in Europe or North America or in Australia. The association between urbanicity and psychosis is understudied in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), although LMICs are home to greater than 80% of the world’s population,”Jordan E. DeVylder, PhD, of the Graduate School of Social Service, Fordham University, and colleagues wrote.

FORMER ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

MICHAEL LATHAM
Punahou selects 1986 alumnus as next school president
Honolulu Star-Advertiser 05-17-18
[Mike Latham] previously served as a history professor and later dean of Fordham University’s College at Rose Hill in New York.

PHYLICIA RASHAD
Apollo Theater Executive Producer Kamilah Forbes Moderates a Conversation with Phylicia and Condola Rashad
Mogul 05-22-18
Respected in the academic world, Ms.[Phylicia] Rashad was the first recipient of the Denzel Washington Chair in Theater at Fordham University, and has served as Master Teacher in the Ten Chimney’s Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

CELIA B. FISHER
Patient Left No End-of-Life Wishes? Surrogates Need Ethicists’ Help
AHC Media 05-01-18
Celia B. Fisher, PhD, co-authored a study looking at surrogates who had to give permission to withdraw life-sustaining interventions with loved ones who had, or did not have, DNRs.

CHRISTIANA ZENNER
Deny CUP
The Independent 05-17-18
Christiana Zenner, professor of water ethics at Fordham University states “So much of the agricultural and industrial and domestic use of fresh water has been built on groundwater supplies; those groundwater supplies were viewed as renewable for most of the 20th century…[”]

CHRISTINA GREER
Black Women Are Rising Up in Politics Nationwide… But What About New York?
Observer 05-18-18
Dr. Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, told Observer the Democratic Party likes black female votes but that it does not mean they like black female voices at the table.

CHRISTINA GREER
New York has a new interim attorney general
Vox 05-22-18
“There’s just been so many scandals out of Albany. And when I say scandals, I mean political, financial, and sexual in nature, and of the many, many New York politicos who’ve gone to prison or lost their jobs, almost all have been men,” Christina Greer, a professor of political science at Fordham University, told me.

JASON MUNSHI-SOUTH
“A Rat Named Nemesis”
The New Yorker 05-19-18
As Jason Munshi-South, a biologist at Fordham University who collaborated on the Templeton Project, put it, “They are exquisitely evolved for what they do.”

DICKSON M. DESPOMMIER
Vertical farming: growing vegetables in skyscrapers
derStandard.de 05-22-18
Despommier : That’s exactly what I’m doing for my students at Fordham University.
[Translated from German]

STEVEN B. STOLL
Appalachia isn’t all white, all poor, all passive
National Catholic Reporter 05-23-18
[Steven B.] Stoll, a Fordham University historian, argues in Ramp Hollow that the classic portrayal of Appalachia, revived by Vance, as a preserve of “yesterday’s people” won’t do.

GARRETT M. BROAD
The Wrong Animal Welfare Debate
The Breakthrough 05-22-18
Garrett M. Broad is an assistant professor of communication and media studies at Fordham University.

STUDENTS

Community Events Calendar ~ 5/19/18-5/26/18
Town of Bedford 05-11-18
Carol Henger, PhD Candidate at Fordham University, studies and tracks New York City’s urban and suburban coyotes by examining DNA from their scat.

2017 Mark of Excellence National Winners and Finalists
SPJ.org 05-21-18
National Finalist: Jack McLoone and Alvin Halimwidjaya, Fordham University

2017 Mark of Excellence National Winners and Finalist
SPJ.org 05-21-18
National Winner[:]Strike a chord: Addiction series [,] Jonathan Woodward, Fordham University

ATHLETICS

Raynham’s Madi Shaw back in the NCAA softball tournament
The Enterprise 05-17-18
For the fourth time since arriving at Fordham University in New York, senior infielder Madi Shaw of Raynham is part of a team that has reached the NCAAs.

Fordham softball, after starting season 1-10, prepares to face LSU in regional opener of NCAA tournament
New York Daily News 05-17-18
Fordham is looking to make its first NCAA Super Regional appearance.

ALUMNI

Grant Thornton Managing Principal Jim Peko named ‘Top 25 Consultant’
Grant Thornton 05-17-18
[Jim Peko] received a master’s of business administration degree in finance from Fordham University and a bachelor’s degree in economics and accounting from St. Peter’s College.

Artistic Director Robert Battle Announces Exciting Highlights To Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s Lincoln Center Season
BroadwayWorld.com 05-17-18
Courtney Celeste Spears, who was born in the Bahamas and raised in Baltimore, MD, is a Summa Cum Laude graduate of the Ailey/Fordham BFA program, and was the recipient of a 2015 Princess Grace Award.

Artistic Director Robert Battle Announces Exciting Highlights To Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater’s Lincoln Center Season
BroadwayWorld.com 05-17-18
An August, GA native, Christopher R. Wilson was a scholarship student in the Ailey/Fordham BFA program and just completed his second year with Ailey II.

Luis Robles’ consecutive starts streak will end on Sunday
Yahoo! Sports 05-19-18
[Ryan] Meara has made just one league start since losing his starting role to Robles in 2012, however, that appearance came in 2015 when the Fordham University product was on loan at New York City FC.

New York Firefighter Honors Ten Fallen First Responders with New Book
PR Web 05-21-18
After retiring [James J. O’Donnell] earned his bachelor’s degree in religious studies from St. Joseph’s College, and he went on to earn his master’s degree from Fordham University, where he studied theology and religious education.

Dr. Danica Miller awarded 2017–2018 Distinguished Teaching Award
The Tacoma Ledger 05-21-18
Before receiving her Ph.D. in English from Fordham University, Dr. [Danica] Miller attended school in Fife and grew up on one of the last allotments of the Puyallup Reservation.

OBITUARIES

Eleanor McNeal Scott, 75, Of Harlem, NY, former police officer and entrepreneur
Eleanor McNeal Scott passes on
New York Amsterdam News 05-17-18
[Eleanor McNeal Scott] graduated with a bachelor’s degree from Fordham University.

Camilo Gregorio, 78, Of the Philippines, retired bishop
Batanes Bishop Emeritus Camilo Gregorio dies
CBCP News 05-21-18
[Camilo Gregorio] also has a doctorate in theology at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas in Rome and a master’s degree in educational administration at Fordham University in New York.

Chase Edmonds Ready To Show He Belongs
Arizona Cardinals 05-10-18
It was then when [Chase] Edmonds really started believing the NFL was a possibility – one that came true last month when the Cardinals made Edmonds their fourth-round pick.

MARK CONRAD
Legal Expert: ‘Could See Sports Gambling Legalized In Several States By End Of 2018’
CBS Local Sports 05-14-18
“Well, we’re going to have some legalized sports gambling in a number of states,” said Mark Conrad, Associate Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham University via phone interview Monday.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

These Are The Best Cities In The United States For University Students, 2018 Ranking
CEOWorld Magazine 05-10-18
Top universities In New York:…; Fordham University.

What to Look for When Investing in Blockchain Space
AlleyWatch 05-14-18
Fordham University recently hosted the “Blockchain Disruptor Conference”, a conference dedicated to an entire weekend of all things blockchain and cryptocurrency related.

ASEAN Consulates in New York Organizes First Short Film Festival
Republic of the Philippines, Department of Foreign Affairs 05-15-18
The ASEAN Consulates General in New York, through the initiative of the Philippine Consulate General and in cooperation with the International Political Economy and Development Department of Fordham University, gathered together their communities at the McNally Ampitheater at Fordham University for the first ever ASEAN Short Film Festival on 28 April.

Fordham University, Business Council to Stage ‘Real Estate’s Next Revolution’ on May 30
Real Estate in Depth 05-16-18
The Fordham Real Estate Institute and The Business Council of Westchester are co-sponsoring a forum entitled “Real Estate’s Next Revolution – From The Amazon Effect to Cannabis Legalization.”

ADMINISTRATORS

HUGH F. KELLY
What Makes A 24-Hour City?
GlobeSt.com 05-15-18
This month, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Hugh Kelly, principal of Real Estate Economics and director of Fordham University’s Real Estate Master’s program, to discuss his new book, 24-Hour Cities.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JOHN PFAFF
Tuesday’s 2018 primary elections had some quiet but big wins for criminal justice reformers
Vox 05-09-18
John Pfaff, a criminal justice expert at Fordham University, has found evidence that prosecutors have been the key drivers of mass incarceration in the past couple of decades.

JOHN PFAFF
The Tech Giants’ Misconceived Attack on Bail Bonds
National Review Online 05-10-18
As Adam Gopnik wrote last year in the New Yorker (yes, the New Yorker), citing the work of Fordham law professor John Pfaff, “even if private prisons were banned tomorrow and all their inmates released, the prison population would drop by, at most, 8 per cent. The numbers just aren’t there.”

JED SHUGERMAN
All In With Chris Hayes
MSNBC 05-09-18
Jed Shugerman is a guest on All In With Chris Hayes.

JED SHUGERMAN
How Michael Cohen’s Apparent Russia Payment Might Help Prove Collusion
Slate 05-09-18
Jed Handelsman Shugerman is a Fordham Law professor and the author of The People’s Courts and shugerblog.com.

JED SHUGERMAN
Why Is Mike Pence Calling for an End to the Mueller Probe?
Slate 05-10-18
Jed Handelsman Shugerman is a Fordham Law professor and the author of The People’s Courts and shugerblog.com.

JED SHUGERMAN
How Trump’s lawyers are becoming a liability
The Economist 05-12-18
Jed Shugerman, a law professor at Fordham University, calls Mr Giuliani’s strategy “admit and spin”: admit the repayment, because federal investigators probably know about it anyway, and portray it as normal, non-felonious conduct.

JED SHUGERMAN
The Rachel Maddow Show
MSNBC 05-15-18
Jed Shugerman is a guest on The Rachel Maddow Show discussing Qatar’s involvement with the Trump team.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
FOX 5 News at 5
Fox 5 News 05-10-18
David A. Andelman on the United States pulling out of the Iran treaty.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
Commentary: Trump’s Iran decision gives unexpected gift to Putin
Reuters 05-15-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a former foreign correspondent and author of “A Shattered Peace: Versailles 1919 and the Price We Pay Today.”

CATHERINE POWELL
CFR Roundtable Discussion With World Bank General Counsel Highlights Connection Between Gender-Based Violence, Economic Development
Kaiser Family Foundation 05-10-18
Catherine Powell, adjunct senior fellow in the Women and Foreign Policy program at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) and professor at Fordham Law School, highlights a recent CFR roundtable where Sandie Okoroa, the World Bank Group’s general counsel, discussed “gender-based violence as part and parcel of economic development.”

MATTHEW A. GOLD
U.S. readies secret weapon in trade fight with China
CBS News 05-11-18
“It’s tricky business,” said Matt Gold, an adjunct professor of law at Fordham University and a former deputy assistant U.S. trade representative for North America.

MATTHEW A. GOLD
ZTE, symbol of increased trade tensions between China and the USA
AFP 05-13-18
Matt Gold, a law professor at Fordham University in the United States and a member of the US trade department, says ZTE’s problems should not really make relations between the two countries even worse, as “the current situation is about as deleterious as possible.”
[Translated from French]

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Zephyr Teachout takes step to run for NY attorney general; Rep. Maloney drops bid for appointment
The Kingston Daily Freeman 05-14-18
Democrat Zephyr Teachout, who ran for governor in 2014 and the Mid-Hudson Valley’s congressional seat in 2016, has formed an exploratory committee regarding a possible run for state attorney general, she said Monday.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Will Zephyr Teachout Run for Attorney General of New York?
The Cut 05-14-18
Teachout — a Fordham Law professor who ran against incumbent Andrew Cuomo in the 2014 gubernatorial primaries — first indicated that she was “seriously considering” a run the day after Schneiderman’s resignation.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
US has 1,000 open ISIS cases but steep drop in prosecutions
CNN 05-16-18
“The active shooter of any ilk is much more front and center in terms of the public mind and public sense of safety or lack thereof,” said [Karen J.] Greenberg, of the Fordham University School of Law.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

KEVIN J. DAUM
This Form of Compensation Is the Most Desired and Most Affordable to Provide Employees, But Most Companies Ignore It
Inc.com 05-11-18
This semester I [Kevin J. Daum] taught my first class at the Gabelli Graduate School of Business at Fordham University.

MARK CONRAD
Legal Expert: ‘Could See Sports Gambling Legalized In Several States By End Of 2018’
CBS Local Sports 05-14-18
“Well, we’re going to have some legalized sports gambling in a number of states,” said Mark Conrad, Associate Professor of Law and Ethics at Fordham University via phone interview Monday.

MARK CONRAD
FAQ: The Supreme Court allowed states to legalize sports betting. What’s next?
Deseret News 05-15-18
Mark Conrad, director of the sports business program at Fordham University, said some states have a constitutional ban on gambling that would have to be overturned by voters.

MARK CONRAD
How is Washington affected by Supreme Court decision to overturn federal ban on sports gambling?
The Seattle Times 05-14-18
Mark Conrad, director of the sports business program at Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business and a frequent commentator on sports gaming issues, said a need for more revenue could be among the pressures that push some states to legalize before others.

MARK CONRAD
Will legalization of sports betting end gambling scandals?
The Boston Globe 05-15-18
Mark Conrad, director of the sports business program at Fordham University, said oversight of the industry could help.

JULITA HABER
Fordham University students take business class on spin bikes
MTVu 05-15-18
Video featuring the innovative Gabelli course taught by Julita Haber.

KELLY A. ULTO
Learning Tool or Cheating Aid?
Inside Higher Ed 05-14-18
Kelly Ulto, clinical professor of accounting at Fordham University, said that she wasn’t aware of any of her materials being on Quizlet, but said it was a “real possibility” for many professors that their materials were being shared.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FACULTY

JOHN A. CRAVEN
Professor Bans Laptops, Sees Grades Rise
Inside Higher Ed 05-11-18
Both Rosenblum and John Craven, associate professor of education at Fordham University, praised Logan’s scientific approach to trialing a ban.

FORMER ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

STEPHEN MCKINLEY HENDERSON
Stephen McKinley Henderson To Lead Ten Chimneys Foundation’s 2018 Lunt-Fontanne Fellowship Program
Browadway World 05-09-18
[Stephen McKinley Henderson] regularly teaches Master Classes for Juilliard Drama Division’s Third Year students and was the 2016 Denzel Washington Endowed Chair at Fordham University.

REGINA TAYLOR
Cape Fear Regional Theatre To Host Ground-Breaking Playwright Regina Taylor
Broadway World 05-11-18
Ms. Taylor was honored as the 2017 Denzel Washington Endowed Chair Fordham University where she directed her play Magnolia.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

MONIKA L. MCDERMOTT
Powerful men like Eric Schneiderman show ‘hypocrisy’ — but it doesn’t end with them
USA Today 05-09-18
“We’re flexibly morally, usually only on the side we put ourselves on,” said Monika McDermott, a professor of political science at Fordham University.

CHRISTINA GREER
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman resigned. What’s next?
Vox 05-15-18
“There’s just been so many scandals out of Albany. And when I say scandals, I mean political, financial, and sexual in nature, and of the many, many New York politicos who’ve gone to prison or lost their jobs, almost all have been men,” Christina Greer, a professor of political science at Fordham University, told me.

CHRISTINA GREER
Professor Christina Greer on Eric Schneiderman abuse allegations
NY1 05-10-18
Fordham University Professor Christina Greer joins Pat Kiernan of NY1 to discuss the Eric Schneiderman abuse allegations.

CHRISTINA GREER
James may not be a shoo-in for AG after all
Politico 05-11-18
“The more people talk about Tish, they’re not so much talking about her qualifications but what it would mean for all the other political machinations for downstate,” Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, told POLITICO.

CHRISTINA GREER
Police & Race
MSNBC 05-13-18
Christina Greer on a panel discussing the recent Waffle House incidents.

CHRISTINA GREER
This Cynthia Nixon Marijuana-Reparations Drama Is Dumb
The Root 05-14-18
Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, summarized the release of the letter this way: “She was clear that she misspoke, but she also expanded the argument of how communities do need some kind of restitution for the decades of disproportionate drug policies,” she said.

KATHRYN M. REKLIS
Kendrick Lamar, public theologian
The Christian Century 05-11-18
Kathryn Reklis teaches theology at Fordham University and is codirector of the Institute for Art, Religion and Social Justice.

KATHRYN M. REKLIS
Episode 45: Double Indemnity
The Christian Century 05-14-18
On this week’s episode, Matt and Adam talk with Kathryn Reklis, Fordham University professor and Century media critic, about Billy Wilder’s 1944 noir classic Double Indemnity.

SAUL CORNELL
NRA convention didn’t settle fight over gun rights and wrongs
Cleburne Times Review 05-11-18
“It’s the ‘Red Dawn’ fantasy,” in which some gun owners see themselves holding the line against bad guys, said Saul Cornell, a Fordham University historian, referring to a 1984 feature film that dramatizes American teenagers waging guerrilla war against a fictional Soviet occupation of the U.S.

KEVIN J. PATRICK
Who was the first superhero? Glen Rock man’s book makes a case for the Phantom
NorthJersey.com 05-11-18
When he isn’t writing about the Phantom, [Kevin J.] Patrick is an adjunct professor at Fordham University’s Bronx campus, where he teaches fundamentals of communication and media studies.

THOMAS J. BASILE
Stony Point Councilman Tom Basile launches state senate campaign
The Chronicle Newspaper 05-12-18
[Thomas J.] Basile has owned his own business for more than a dozen years, is a published author, has taught at Fordham University and was also managing director of a New York City-based public relations firm.

MARY BLY
There’s underlying sexism when the romance genre is criticized, novelists say
CBC Radio 05-14-18
Mary Bly, a professor of English Literature at Fordham University, says Giraldi’s remarks say “a lot about him and very little about the romance genre.”

EMILCE E. CACACE
SPOTLIGHT ON: Emi Cacace
Real Estate In Depth 05-14-18
In addition, she’s a faculty member at HGAR’s School of Real Estate and Fordham University, the Co-Chair of HGAR’s Fair Housing and Cultural Diversity Committee and a member of the Global Business Council of HGAR.

LORI L. BROOKS
The Hidden Meanings Behind Childish Gambino’s ‘This Is America’ Video
Inside Edition 05-15-18
Dr. Lori Brooks, who teaches in the African-American Studies department at Fordham University, says the video purposefully evokes themes including blackface minstrelsy, Michael Jackson, the KKK, gun violence and cultural appropriation.

DOMINICK SALVATORE
Flat tax and citizenship income, that’s why they can not be together. Speaks Dominick Salvatore (Fordham)
Formiche 05-16-18
The professor emeritus of Fordham University reassures: Trump does not really want a trade war with the EU.
[Translated from Italian]

STUDENTS

College Notes
RecordOnline.com 05-10-18
Aric Sethre of Warwick is a senior at Fordham University, majoring in Finance with a minor in Economics and a secondary concentration in Alternative Investments.

American History, Renewed
City Journal 05-12-18
Now a freshman at Fordham University, [Brendyn] Owoyemi plans to become a history or English teacher.

WCBS-NY News
WCBS-NY 05-10-18
Gloria Key will be graduating from Fordham University with the same degree as her daughter.

ATHLETICS

LOCAL CONNECTIONS: Skrepenak, Perechinsky honored by Atlantic-10
The Times-Tribune 05-15-18
Fordham University softball team captured its sixth straight Atlantic 10 Conference title and will head to LSU later this week to compete in the NCAA Regionals.

Chase Edmonds Ready To Show He Belongs
Arizona Cardinals 05-10-18
It was then when [Chase] Edmonds really started believing the NFL was a possibility – one that came true last month when the Cardinals made Edmonds their fourth-round pick.

Cardinals running back Chase Edmonds weathered storms to make it to NFL
AZCentral.com 05-10-18
So [Chase Edmonds] was happy to accept an offer from Fordham, an FCS school in the Bronx.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 05-11-18
Chase Edmonds is at Cardinals rookie camp.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 05-12-18
Fordham softball team wins Atlantic 10 championship.

ALUMNI

Photo Flash: COME FROM AWAY Cast Celebrates NY1 Emmy Win
Broadway World 04-25-18
NY1 On Stage recently won the 2018 NY Emmy Award for ‘Magazine Program’ for Frank DiLella’s profile piece about Come From Away, which aired last year, and this afternoon the Emmy Award Kissed the Cod at the Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, where the cast of Come From Away celebrated Frank DiLella and NY1’s Emmy Award win.

Sharp Appoints Mike Marusic to President & CEO of SIICA
Business Technology Association 05-10-18
[Mike] Marusic is a graduate of Siena College and earned his MBA from Fordham University.

SUMMER SHORTS, America’s Short Play Festival, Returns To The Arsht Center! Begins May 31
BroadwayWorld.com 05-11-18
Jessica Farr (Director) is an alumnus of Fordham University Lincoln Center (Theatre), and Moscow Art Theatre (MXAT- Acting).

Fitness Boss Ally Love’s Five Rules for a Stronger, Healthier Life
Elle 05-14-18
For proof, just look at her journey from the Alvin Ailey School of Dance and Fordham University (at the same time, no less) to hosting at-home Nets games at The Barclays Center in Brooklyn (and, oh yeah, finding time along the way to launch Love Squad, a popular sports, fitness, and lifestyle website).

Knicks legend shares dreams with west Bronx teens
Bronx Times 05-15-18
It was this story and message that [Dick Barnett] delivered to the Signature Scholars program students at C.M.S.P. 327 in Mount Eden, not far from Fordham University, the institution he received his doctorate in education at the age of 54.

Houlihan comes out a winner in new generation game
Real Estate Weekly 05-10-18
[Christine Houlihan] then returned to New York to attend law school at Fordham University.

23 Dazzling Portraits of Tony Nominees
The New York Times 05-10-18
“I started on the stage. That’s where I learned to act. So this is coming back to my first love. You find out every night how they feel,” [said Denzel Washington.]

Read Honoree Denzel Washington’s Full Remarks at New Dramatists Gala
Playbill 05-15-18
[Denzel] Washington, who began his career onstage in The Emperor Jones during his undergraduate study at Fordham University, won the 2010 Tony Award for his performance in August Wilson’s Fences, earned a Tony nomination for his work in Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, and is now a 2018 Tony nominee for the revival of Eugene O’Neill’s The Iceman Cometh, then took to the stage.

OBITUARIES

Eugene P. DiBella, 89, Of Beacon, NJ, research chemist
Beacon Obituaries
The Highlands Current 05-12-18
[Eugene P. DiBella] received undergraduate and graduate degrees from Fordham University and worked as a research chemist for a number of New Jersey-based corporations.

“Well, we’re going to have some legalized sports gambling in a number of states. Clearly a number of states have had bills on the table awaiting this ruling, and, given that the court pretty much emasculated the federal law that effectively banned states from legalizing sports gambling, that’s off the table. Now, legalized sports gambling will be a factor in the sports scene in the United States starting very shortly,” said Conrad.

“There’s bills also in West Virginia and I believe in the New York state legislature right now that can be passed very quickly because they’ve drafted those potential laws waiting for the ruling so the process is there. I think it’s a pretty good bet that you’re going to have ten states with legalized sports gambling by the end of this year.”

However, Conrad warned that this change won’t happen overnight:

“Pun intended, hold your horses. Because we have to go through a process, a legislative and regulatory process in a lot of states and we’re waiting to see what the contours are going to be. It may be a little bit trickier than just opening up a number of gambling casinos tomorrow. Even when these laws are going to be enacted even in two or three weeks, I suspect you’re going to have some sort of administrative apparatus set up to regulate it within the state.”

Read the entire article on CBS Local Sports. Conrad was also asked to weigh in on this topic for stories in Boston Globe and Deseret News.

WFUV’s third annual High Line Bash was a night of live music, delectable eats, and karaoke hits. The benefit, held at Milk Studios in New York City’s Meatpacking District, hosted over 500 attendees who spent the evening noshing on Mexican street food and Southern Comfort bites. The Bash’s silent auction raised over $47,000, and one lucky auction winner even got to sing some tunes with the night’s headlining act, Josh Ritter.

Photos by Gus Philippas and Neil Swanson.

DAVID GIBSON
Why Jesuits are troublemakers: Father Patrick Conroy is part of a proud tradition
New York Daily News 05-03-18
[David] Gibson is director of Fordham’s Center for Religion and Culture.

Fordham Law School’s Feerick Center for Social Justice Receives American College of Trial Lawyers’ 2018 Emil Gumpert Award and $100,000 Grant
Business Wire 05-07-18
Fordham Law School announced today that the Feerick Center for Social Justice has been selected by the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL or College) as the 2018 Emil Gumpert Award recipient.

The surprising way millionaire author Mary Higgins Clark spent her first big paycheck
CNBC 05-04-18
“That was when I decided I could afford to go to school,” she tells CNBC Make It, “and I started at Fordham University at Lincoln Center. I graduated at age 50.”

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Sex Trafficking: A Domestic Humanitarian Crisis
Medium 05-01-18
“If you think it’s not happening where you live it is and it happens to every race, every ethnicity, every economic group,” said Sergeant Faoud Zahirudin, NYPD Detective on the Vice Enforcement Division’s Human Trafficking Team, at a panel discussion hosted by the Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs at Fordham University last week.

It’s OK To Be Over Your Skis
GlobeST.com 05-02-18
“What does it mean to be in global business today in the 21st century?” moderator MaryAnne Gilmartin, the CEO at L&L MAG and former CEO of Forest City Ratner, asked the speakers at a Fordham Real Estate Institute panel.

Fashion show benefits kids with cancer
The Riverdale Press 05-04-18
Since the inaugural Mount chapter was founded three years ago, the group has expanded its presence to 14 campuses across the nation, including a chapter at Fordham University and another at Stony Brook University on Long Island.

Fordham University Hosts Bronx Celebration Day
Bronx TImes 05-07-18
Fordham University hosted its second annual Bronx Celebration Day on Saturday, April 21 at the university’s Rose Hill Campus Walsh Lot.

WFUV

2018 BRIC Celebrate Brooklyn! Festival Lineup: Common, The Breeders, Aimee Mann and More
Billboard 05-02-18
Several live broadcasts from the festival are planned by WFUV, the adult-alternative radio station of Fordham University.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS

Fugitive Testimony: On the Visual Logic of Slave Narratives by Janet Neary, and: Hope Draped in Black: Race, Melancholy, and the Agony of Progress by Joseph R. Winters (review)
Project MUSE 05-07-18
Fugitive Testimony: On the Visual Logic of Slave Narratives. By Janet Neary. ( New York: Fordham University Press, 2016. Pp. [x], 222. Paper, $27.00, ISBN 978-0-8232-7290-7; cloth, $95.00, 978-0-8232-7289-1.)

ADMINISTRATORS

DAVID GIBSON
Why Jesuits are troublemakers: Father Patrick Conroy is part of a proud tradition
New York Daily News 05-03-18
[David] Gibson is director of Fordham’s Center for Religion and Culture.

DAVID GIBSON
The real controversy at the heart of Catholic fashion
Vox 05-07-18
That debate, according to David Gibson, director of Fordham University’s Center of Religion and Culture, dates back all the way to the Reformation but has been particularly pronounced within Catholicism over the past 50 or so years.

SCHOOL OF LAW

Fordham Law School’s Feerick Center for Social Justice Receives American College of Trial Lawyers’ 2018 Emil Gumpert Award and $100,000 Grant
Business Wire 05-07-18
Fordham Law School announced today that the Feerick Center for Social Justice has been selected by the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL or College) as the 2018 Emil Gumpert Award recipient.

Justice Dept. Mulls Credit to Price Fixers With Compliance Plans
Bloomberg 05-08-18
“Whether and under what circumstances” to allow a reduction in fine or otherwise credit an existing program is under review, he told a Concurrences Review conference on antitrust issues in the financial sector at Fordham University Law School.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Aspen Institute Competition Prompts MBA Students to Innovate for the Good of Business and Society
Aspen Institute 05-03-18
In addition to the schools mentioned above, the Aspen Institute is proud to celebrate the other partnering schools in this year’s program:…Fordham University, Graduate School of Business…

New Research Says CEOs With This 1 Trait Add More Value to Their Companies
Inc. 05-01-18
Researchers from the Stuart School of Business at Illinois Institute of Technology, Lally School of Management at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and the Gabelli School of Business at Fordham University examined a sample of just over 1,200 CEOs who headed S&P 1500 firms between 2000 and 2010.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JOEL COHEN
If you ‘take the Fifth,’ does it imply guilt?
The Hill 05-02-18
[Joel] Cohen is an adjunct professor at Fordham Law School.

LU JUN
Over 30? You’re Too Old for Tech Jobs in China
Bloomberg 05-02-18
“Age-dismissal victims rarely ask for help from lawyers,” says Lu Jun, a social activist and visiting scholar at Fordham University School of Law who fought successfully for legislation prohibiting Chinese employers from discriminating against hepatitis B carriers, formerly a common practice.

JED SHUGERMAN
Trump Shakes Up Legal Team, Taking Stronger Stance Against Mueller; Former Trump Campaign Aide Meets with Mueller Team. Aired 5- 6p ET
CNN 05-02-18
JED SHUGERMAN, PROFESSOR OF LAW, FORDHAM UNIVERSITY: Pardoning Manafort would make sure that Manafort would not need to cooperate with Mueller to stay out of federal prison.

JED SHUGERMAN
Did Rudy Giuliani just get Trump in legal trouble? I asked 11 legal experts.
Vox 05-03-18
“Giuliani was not going off script,” said Jed Shugerman, law professor, Fordham University.

JED SHUGERMAN
Barbara D. Underwood: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Heavy. 05-08-18
Fordham law professor Jed Shugerman wrote that since there are limited days left in session, and “…the role of the New York AG is vital to New York law enforcement in normal times, but it’s urgent now. [”]

JED SHUGERMAN
‘Nothing Changes’: NY AG Will Remain Check On Trump Without Schneiderman
Talking Points Memo 05-08-18
The attorney general and solicitor general offices also work closely together, meaning Underwood is likely aware of any Mueller-adjacent matters Schneiderman was working on, according to Fordham Law professor Jed Shugerman.

JOHN PFAFF
Why Meek Mill’s Release Matters More Than You Think
Rolling Stone 05-03-18
According to research by Fordham University law professor John Pfaff, the terrible spike in incarceration we have seen – and particularly the rise in the number of people serving major time on felony charges – is owed to prosecutors.

JOHN PFAFF
ICE is wrongly designating immigrants as gang members to deport them
Salon 05-07-18
Fordham Law professor John Pfaff once called out The Washington Post for “extrapolat[ing]” facts about MS-13’s presence in Long Island, NY, and Northern Virginia “to the nation as a whole” and warned of “the uncritical acceptance of law enforcement’s narrative.”

SUSAN SCAFID
Woods Cross High teen’s prom dress sparks online debate about cultural appropriation
Idaho State Journal 05-04-18
Fordham Law School Professor Susan [Scafidi], author of “Who Owns Culture?: Appropriation and Authenticity in American Law,” defines cultural appropriation as taking or using of elements, artifacts or knowledge of a certain culture without that culture’s permission.

SUSAN SCAFIDI
Plaid fight: Burberry sues Target over that trademark check
Advertising Age 05-08-18
Target’s plaid, photographed in the filing, and Burberry’s are “substantially indistinguishable, likely rising to the levels of counterfeits rather than mere trademark infringements,” says Susan Scafidi, academic director of the Fashion Law Institute at Fordham Law School.

JOEL R. REIDENBERG
A driver for Amazon stole a customer’s puppy in shocking stunt that highlights one of the biggest dangers facing the tech giant
Business Insider 05-04-18
“It certainly raises privacy concerns, an unknown person coming into your home,” Joel Reidenberg, a professor of law at Fordham University School of Law and the director of the school’s center on law and information privacy, told Business Insider.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
US is waking up to the deadly threat of cyber war
CNN 05-06-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN and a columnist for USA Today.

KAREN J. GREENBERG
CIA: The Gina Haspel controversy runs deeper than her appointment
DW.com 05-08-18
“I think we need to get the facts and all of the facts on the table at this hearing,” said Karen Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at Fordham University Law School.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the leftest of them all?
City & State New York 05-07-18
Christina Greer, an associate professor at Fordham University and a McSilver Fellow at New York University, noted that Cuomo’s ban on fracking occurred after the 2014 gubernatorial contest, when progressive primary challenger Zephyr Teachout campaigned heavily on the issue.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Shocked Albany rushes to find Schneiderman replacement
New York Post 05-08-18
Other possible candidates include Congresswoman Kathleen Rice, Fordham law professor Zephyr ­Teachout and state Sen. Todd Kaminsky.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
The leading contenders to be New York’s next attorney general
City & State New York 05-08-18
Cuomo’s 2014 primary challenger [Zephyr Teachout] is a professor at Fordham Law and another prominent critic of the governor.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Here Are Some Contenders to Succeed Schneiderman as New York Attorney General
Bloomberg 05-08-18
They include former Manhattan U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara and Fordham Law School professor Zephyr Teachout, who said Tuesday that she was “seriously considering” a run.

DEBORAH W. DENNO
Nevada Supreme Court hears arguments for using untested paralytic drug in death penalty case
Miami Herald 05-08-18
Fordham University law professor Deborah Denno said in an interview that because many of the drugs used for executions are manufactured in European countries that oppose the death penalty, there has been a reluctance to sell to states for that purpose.

TANYA K. HERNANDEZ
ADVOCACY IN IDEAS: LEGAL EDUCATION AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS.
The Free Library 05-09-18
Tanya K. Hernandez is the Archibald R. Murraya Professor of Law at Fordham University School of Law, and author of the forthcoming book Multiracials and Civil Rights: Mixed-Race Stories of Discrimination (NYU Press).

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

JULITA A. HABER
Learning While Pedaling At Fordham
Poets & Quants for Undergraduates 05-03-18
It’s not something you hear everyday from a…prof, but Julita Haber, a clinical assistant professor in management at Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business admits it: she’s hyper.

STANLEY VELIOTIS
Did Trump write off his hush-money payments? Another reason we need to see his tax returns
NY Daily News 05-09-18
Veliotis teaches accounting and taxation at Fordham University’s Gabelli School of Business.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FACULTY

MICHAEL J. GARANZINI, S.J.
Illinois Lincoln Academy Event Has A Decidely ‘Rockford’ Flavor
Northern Public Radio 05-06-18
This year, he returned — as a visiting research faculty member — to Fordham University, where he had taught prior to coming to Loyola.

ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

HANS V. MINNICH
Discovery Center welcomes new director
The Ridgefield Press 05-02-18
Before war is launched on the invasives, the Discovery Center will host Fordham University professor Hans Minnich for a talk on different calendar systems.

JOSEPH A. PERRICONE
Serradifalco. Great Success for Giuseppe Petix with his lectio magistralis in New York on Leonardo Da Vinci.
Il Fatto Nisseno 05-02-18
To present it was the prof. Joseph [A.] Perricone (pictured) who wanted this event to allow Giuseppe Petix to expose his theses on the works of the great master to the students of the American University.
[Translated from Italian]

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
Johnson sees no dichotomy between theology’s “growing edge” and “traditional space”
Crux 05-03-18
[Elizabeth] Johnson [C.S.J.] is retiring this year and spoke to Charles Camosy about her career.

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
James Dobson Speaks Out in Horror Over Alfie Evans’ Death, Urges US Christians to Fight Socialized Medicine
The Christian Post 05-03-18
Charles C. Camosy, a theology professor at Fordham University in New York City, said that the Western world stands at a “crossroads” for how it treats human life.

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
Theologian: Earth must be ‘front and center’ for those who love God
Crux 05-04-18
[Elizabeth] Johnson [C.S.J.] is retiring this year and spoke to Charles Camosy about this aspect of her thought.

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, C.S.J.
Johnson sees no dichotomy between theology’s “growing edge” and “traditional space”
Crux 05-03-18
Elizabeth A. Johnson is the Distinguished Professor of Theology at Fordham University, and one of the most prominent Catholic theologians of the last generation.

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, C.S.J.
Theologian: Earth must be ‘front and center’ for those who love God
Crux 05-04-18
Elizabeth Johnson is the Distinguished Professor of Theology at Fordham University, and one of the most prominent Catholic theologians of the last generation.

MARCIA PALLY
Redeeming Populism: The Promise of a Liberal Covenanted Republic
ABC.net 05-03-18
Marcia Pally teaches at New York University and Fordham University, and is a guest professor in the theology department at Humboldt University in Berlin.

GUY ROBINSON
Spring allergies: Why they hit, how to allergy-proof life and pick foods to limit suffering
LoHud.com 05-03-18
Pollen expert Guy Robinson of Fordham University described the sudden heatwave as a catalyst for an explosion of microspores dusting Westchester and Rockland counties, and triggering the sinus headaches, itchy eyes and running noses of allergy sufferers’ nightmares.

CHRISTINA GREER
“IT FELT LIKE PAGEANTRY.” ADVOCATES UNHAPPY WITH THE WOMEN’S MARCH AND TODAY’S FEMINIST ACTIVISM.
WFUV 05-01-18
Christina Greer is interviewed about the women’s march.

CHRISTINA GREER
Continue to support brave Black women
New York Amsterdam News 05-03-18
Christina Greer, Ph.D., is the 2018 NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and an associate professor at Fordham University, the author of “Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream” and the host of The Aftermath on Ozy.com.

CHRISTINA GREER
The Cynthia Surge
The Weekly Standard 05-03-18
According to Christina Greer, Fordham political scientist and author of Black Ethnics: Race, Immigration, and the Pursuit of the American Dream, “It’s the first time anyone’s directly courted black women.”

CHRISTINA GREER
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the leftest of them all?
City & State New York 05-07-18
Christina Greer, an associate professor at Fordham University and a McSilver Fellow at New York University, noted that Cuomo’s ban on fracking occurred after the 2014 gubernatorial contest, when progressive primary challenger Zephyr Teachout campaigned heavily on the issue.

PAUL LEVINSON
F8 proved there’s no escape from Facebook
Engadget 05-04-18
“The success of Facebook in these various things that it does, and the fact that it just keeps doing more and more, is a reflection of the fact that [it’s] doing something right [and]that people are enjoying by and large what they’re doing,” said Paul Levinson, professor of communications and media studies at Fordham University.

DOMINICK SALVATORE
University, in the Lum Jean Monnet  the meetings for the Europe Festival
Corriere del Mezzogiorno 05-08-18
After the greetings of Emanuele Degennaro, Rector of Lum, Roberto Martino, dean of the Faculty of Law and Elbano de Nuccio, President of ODEC Bari, the works chaired by Dominick Salvatore will begin.
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DOMINICK SALVATORE
More Than 1,100 Economists Join NTU to Voice Opposition to Tariffs, Protectionism
National Taxpayers Union 05-03-18
Dominick Salvatore is one of the signees.

MICHAEL L. PEPPARD
CHRÉTIENS D’ORIENT, 2000 ANS D’HISTOIRE: A MAJOR EXHIBIT IN FRANCE
Public Orthodoxy 05-03-18
Michael Peppard is associate professor of theology at Fordham University.

NATHANIEL K. WOOD
In religion and economics, cause and effect are very hard to prove
The Economist 05-04-18
This drew a response from Nathaniel Wood, associate director of the Orthodox Christian Studies Centre at America’s Fordham University.

JOHN C. SEITZ
Just How Catholic Is the Met’s New Fashion Exhibit?
Racked 05-07-18
Following Monday’s press preview of the exhibit, Racked reporter Eliza Brooke and Vox religion reporter Tara Burton sat down with John Seitz, a professor in Fordham University’s theology department, to hash out the exhibit’s representations of Catholicism.

OLENA NIKOLAYENKO
Too Early to Celebrate? The Prospects of Armenia’s Velvet Revolution
Political Insights 05-07-18
While speaking to Olena Nikolayenko from Fordham University, the author of the book Youth Movements and Elections in Eastern Europe, about the success of the movement, Professor Nikolayenko distinguished two definitions of success.

HENRY M. SCHWALENBERG
More Than 1,100 Economists Join NTU to Voice Opposition to Tariffs, Protectionism
National Taxpayers Union 05-03-18
Henry M. Schwalenberg is one of the signees.

NINA R. GOSS
International Bob Dylan Conference in Odense
Avisen.dk 05-02-18
Other lecturers: Dr. David Gaines, Professor, Southwestern University[,] Dr. Nina Goss, Associate Professor, Fordham University…
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STUDENTS

For safe schools, give students the support they need
LoHud.com 05-02-18
David Kamerman is a social work intern at Fordham University’s Graduate School of Social Services.

Forest Hills/South Queens Focus
Queens Tribune 05-03-18
The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi recently initiated a number of Queens students at Fordham University.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Gets a Rock Star’s Welcome at DC Premiere of Documentary
Washingtonian 05-03-18
“What do I use it for? Not the selfies,” US Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg tells a crowd of law students at Fordham University in the new documentary RBG.

World Press Freedom Day 2018 – Keeping Power in Check: the Protection of Journalists and Media Workers
UN Web TV 05-03-18
Fordham student Morgan Conley asks a question of high-level reps of UN Nation States at 37:50 in video.

How Mathilde Freund, Vintage Dealer, Spends Her Sundays
The New York Times 05-04-18
Ms. [Mathilde] Freund, who takes classes at Fordham University during the week, has lived in the same one-bedroom apartment overlooking Central Park West for 65 years.

Spring Valley mom, daughter both getting master’s degrees
LoHud.com 05-09-18
About a week later, on May 23, her 23-year-old daughter will be there to cheer on her mom [Gloria Key] as the 51-year-old gets the very same degree from Fordham University.

ATHLETICS

Binghamton grad Rauch earns numerous softball honors from A10
Pressconnects.com 05-08-18
[Paige] Rauch, freshman at Fordham University, earned A10 Rookie of the Year recognition and was named first-team all-conference as a pitcher and second baseman.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 05-04-18
Coverage of the women’s softball team’s upcoming A-10 game.

Fox 43 Morning News
Fox 43 05-07-18
Chase Edmonds’ mother went to Texas to be there when his name was called at the NFL draft.

ALUMNI

The Arc Westchester Announces New Executive Director
PR Web 05-02-18
[Tibisay (Tibi) Guzmán ] resides in Bronxville and has a B.S. from Fordham University, M.P.S. from The New School for Health Service Administration and a M.A. in Economics from Fordham University.

Local dancer makes it to the Big Apple from the Garden City
WRDW 05-02-18
[Christopher R. Wilson] attended Fordham University and danced with the Alvin Ailey School.

The surprising way millionaire author Mary Higgins Clark spent her first big paycheck
CNBC 05-04-18
“That was when I decided I could afford to go to school,” she tells CNBC Make It, “and I started at Fordham University at Lincoln Center. I graduated at age 50.”

Venable Continues to Grow Its Corporate Practice in New York with the Addition of Bill Haddad
Global Banking & Finance Review 05-05-18
Mr. [Bill] Haddad received his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law in 1994 and his B.S. from the University of Pennsylvania, The Wharton School, in 1989.

Memoirs: Ellen Tharp, founder of the Staten Island Ballet
SILive.com 05-07-18
[Ellen Tharp] graduated from Fordham University with a bachelor’s in English and comparative literature, and then studied for two years at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, from which [she]earned a diploma.

WTMO Telemundo has new leaders
Orlando Sentinel 05-07-18
[Luis Roldan] earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Fordham University.

OBITUARIES

Charles J. Hickey, 94, Of Toledo, OH, retired
Charles J. Hickey (1923-2018)
Toledo Blade 05-03-18
[Charles J. Hickey] previously taught business and tax law courses at Fordham University in the Bronx.

Sister Vivien Jennings, 83, Of Caldwell NJ, nun and teacher
‘Trailblazing’ Caldwell Religious Educator Passes Away
Patch.com 05-08-18
Sr. Vivien [Jennings] earned a BA in English from Caldwell College, an MA in English from Catholic University, an MS in Communications from Syracuse University and a PhD in English from Fordham University.

SNAPS: Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club | Fordham University | The Point Foundation
Crain’s New York 04-19-18
Fordham University held its 17th annual Founder’s Award dinner March 19 at Cipriani Wall Street.

The small-school RB secret is out: Meet NFL draft’s biggest underdog
The New York Post 04-17-18
[Chase Edmonds] is a 5-foot-9, 205-pound running back from Harrisburg, Pa., who rushed for 5,862 yards at Fordham [University], caught 86 passes and scored 74 touchdowns — even after a heartbreaking ankle injury that curtailed his senior season and left him wondering if his NFL dream might have been shattered.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Thalassa Benefit for Fordham’s Orthodox Christian Studies Center, May 15
The National Herald 04-18-18
The Orthodox Christian Studies Center of Fordham University connects cultures, religious traditions, and academic disciplines to advance awareness and knowledge of Orthodox Christianity in public discourse.

Chefs Bring Vegan/Vegetarian Options
Bronx Times 04-19-18
On Friday, March 30, Aramark and the Human Society of the United States trained over 20 chefs from local universities to receive hands-on training to prepare vegan and vegetarian options to Fordham University students.

Media literacy and adolescents: a good fit, but it could be better
Catholic Philly 04-23-18
For her study, [Kasey L.] Powers and three other researchers in New York City — one from Jesuit-run Fordham University and two from the City University of New York — went to rural Indiana, where web access can be chancy, but the school district gives each middle-schooler a Chromebook.

Best Online Master’s in Marketing Degree Programs
The Best Schools 04-19-18
Fordham University designed its online master’s of marketing and communication program to help working professionals.

No Safe Harbor: An Exhibition on Sex Trafficking in the United States
Medium 04-04-18
The exhibition, opening at Fordham University Rose Hill in Canisius Hall on April 5, highlights domestic sex trafficking through a variety of angles: women and girls trapped in a cycle of exploitation; traffickers and johns who fuel the trade; advocates and law enforcement officials tackling the problem; and survivors who have had the chance to start a new life.

SNAPS: Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club | Fordham University | The Point Foundation
Crain’s New York 04-19-18
Fordham University held its 17th annual Founder’s Award dinner March 19 at Cipriani Wall Street.

WFUV

New bathrooms, eats at Forest Hills Stadium
Queens Chronicle 04-19-18
In terms of branching out to new audiences, the promoters have partnered with WFUV, Fordham University’s famous radio station, to broadcast select shows.

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS

Scatter—Freedom!
Project MUSE 04-20-18
GEOFFREY BENNINGTON. SCATTER 1: THE POLITICS OF POLITICS IN FOUCAULT, HEIDEGGER, AND DERRIDA (New York: Fordham University Press, 2016).

Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits and Modern Rhetorical Studies ed. by Cinthia Gannett and John C. Brereton (review)
Project MUSE 04-20-18
Traditions of Eloquence: The Jesuits and Modern Rhetorical Studies. Edited by Cinthia Gannett and John C. Brereton. (Bronx, NY: Fordham University Press. 2016. Pp. xx, 444. $35.00 paperback. ISBN 978-0-8232-6453-7.)

New Books in American Religious History: 2018 Year in Preview, Part Two (May-July)
Religion in American History Blog 04-20-18
Grant Brodrecht, Our Country: Northern Evangelicals and the Union during the Civil War Era (Fordham University Press)

SCHOOL OF LAW

Law School Q&A: Does Location Matter?
U.S. News & World Report 04-23-18
That said, alumni of the Fordham University School of Law, tied at No. 37 in the rankings, still fare well in that environment, with more than half of those working in the private sector finding positions in big law firms.

SCHOOL OF LAW FACULTY

JOHN D. FEERICK
Rule of Law Clinic Releases “Reader’s Guide” for the 25th Amendment
Yale Law School News 04-18-18
The Clinic examined the text, legislative history, critical academic commentary, and judicial analyses of the amendment, and consulted closely with leading experts, including Professor John D. Feerick, past Dean of the Fordham University School of Law, a principal drafter of the 25th Amendment who continues to be its preeminent commentator.

JED SHUGERMAN
New York attorney general wants power to bypass Trump pardons
Reuters 04-18-18
Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University law professor, said Schneiderman’s “balanced” proposal both protects people from “repeated harassment” by a single group of prosecutors, and also “protects against pardons being used to obstruct justice.”

JED SHUGERMAN
No Pardon for You, Michael Cohen
Slate 04-17-18
Jed Handelsman Shugerman is a Fordham Law professor and the author of The People’s Courts and shugerblog.com.

JED SHUGERMAN
Could New York state prosecutors bring charges against Cohen even if Trump pardons him?
Vox 04-19-18
Jed Shugerman, a professor at Fordham Law, wrote that those crimes would fall under “scheme to defraud” under New York state law, which means Cohen could face state felony charges.

JED SHUGERMAN
New York’s Gambit to Foil Trump Pardons
The Atlantic 04-19-18
The problem, as Fordham Law Professor Jed Shugerman laid out in Slate Tuesday, is that it simply might not work.

JED SHUGERMAN
Trump warned Cohen could turn on him. TRANSCRIPT: 04/18/2018. The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell
MSNBC 04-18-18
Leading off our discussion now, John Heilemann, national affairs analyst  for NBC News and MSNBC, Jennifer Rubin, conservative opinion writer at “The  Washington” and MSNBC contributor, and Jed Shugerman, professor of law at Fordham University.

JED SHUGERMAN
Jeff Sessions isn’t making a move in the Michael Cohen case that has poisoned his relationship with Trump — and it could be huge for the president
Business Insider 04-24-18
“So, the bottom line is, it felt like it was important for him to spread that work out as a hedge against [Mueller’s] firing,” Jed Shugerman, a Fordham University law professor, told Business Insider.

JED SHUGERMAN
KCBS-AM News
KCBS-AM 04-19-18
Jed Shugerman further explains his Slate article and the complication of specific New York state laws that could affect future trials.

RICHARD J. SOBELSOHN
2018’s Cities with the Most Overleveraged Mortgage Debtors
WalletHub 04-19-18
Richard J. Sobelsohn[,] Adjunct Professor of Law at Fordham University

JOHN PFAFF
Trump’s Inquisitor
The New York Review of Books 04-19-18
This shift in charging policy is critical because, as Fordham law professor John Pfaff has shown in his excellent book Locked In: The True Causes of Mass Incarceration—and How to Achieve Real Reform, prosecutorial charging decisions were the driving force behind the rise of America’s system of mass incarceration in the last quarter of the twentieth century, when incarceration rates quintupled.

N. CAMERON RUSSELL
Fordham 2018 Report 1: Building Out the House – Music Licensing
The IPKat 04-20-18
“During Thursday afternoon’s session Music Licensing, Termination & Territoriality: Time for Recalibration?, moderator N. Cameron Russell (Center for Law & Information Policy, Fordham Law School) likened the legal developments in U.S. music licensing to building additions to a house.

BRUCE A. GREEN
Will Andrew McCabe Be Prosecuted?
The Atlantic 04-19-18
Bruce Green, a former federal prosecutor who is now a law professor at Fordham University, emphasized the IG’s reputation for independence.

BRUCE A. GREEN
The Comey Memos Won’t Derail the Mueller Probe
The Atlantic 04-20-18
“If corrupt witnesses know what evidence and testimony have already been accumulated, they can build a false story around it without fear of contradiction,” said Bruce Green, a former federal prosecutor and a law professor at Fordham.

BRUCE A. GREEN
Is the Senate Bill to Protect Mueller Constitutional?
The Atlantic 04-23-18
“Presidents can set criminal-justice policy, but—except perhaps in cases with foreign-policy implications—the president does not have constitutional authority to direct a federal prosecutor to initiate or dismiss criminal charges, or to direct how to conduct a particular grand-jury investigation or criminal prosecution,” said Bruce Green, a law professor at Fordham University and a legal-ethics expert who recently co-authored a paper on prosecutorial independence.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
An Interview with Zephyr Teachout, Former New York Gubernatorial Candidate
The Politic 04-19-18
ZEPHYR TEACHOUT IS an academic, activist, and former political candidate for governor of New York and New York’s 19th congressional district.

ZEPHYR TEACHOUT
Read These 3 Books on Government Corruption
The New York Times 04-20-18
In this book, [Zephyr] Teachout, a Fordham University Law professor and one-time candidate for governor of New York, makes the case that throughout this country’s history, lawmakers have gone to great lengths to divide the personal from the political.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
What do Trump and Macron want from each other?
CNN 04-23-18
David A. Andelman, visiting scholar at the Center on National Security at Fordham Law School and director of its Red Lines Project, is a contributor to CNN and a columnist for USA Today.

DAVID A. ANDELMAN
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin
CNN 04-24-18
David A. Andelman weighs in on President Trump’s potential new deal with Iran.

SUSAN BLOCK-LIEB
Global Lawmakers
Universiteit Van Amsterdam 04-25-18
Susan Block-Lieb is Professor at Fordham Law School, where she holds the Cooper Family Chair in Urban Legal Studies.

MATTHEW A. GOLD
Hawaii Public Radio News
Hawaii Public Radio 04-18-18
Matthew A. Gold weighs in on China’s tariffs on imports.

GABELLI SCHOOL OF BUSINESS FACULTY

IFTEKHAR HASAN
Research: CEOs with Diverse Networks Create Higher Firm Value
Harvard Business Review 04-10-18
Iftekhar Hasan is the E. Gerald Corrigan Chair in International Business and Finance at [Gabelli] School of Business and co-director of the Center for Research in Contemporary Finance.

BENJAMIN M. COLE
Pierre Gramegna Discusses FinTech, sustainable finance, investment funds in New York
Chronicle.lu 04-18-18
Similarly, he had a working lunch with Professor Benjamin Cole of Fordham University, for an exchange of views on virtual currencies and blockchain applications in the financial world and beyond.

JOHN A. FORTUNATO
Parkland School Shooting Puts City’s HR Team Into Crisis Response
Workforce 04-20-18
John Fortunato, a Fordham University communications and media management professor and crisis management expert, advises organizations to train employees who might appear at press conferences to anticipate the types of questions and provide responses that don’t reveal too much information or speculation.

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF RELIGION AND RELIGIOUS EDUCATION FACULTY

KIRK A. BINGAMAN
KNOW YOURSELF: IDENTITY AND PURPOSE OF THE PASTORAL COUNSELING
VeniceOnAir.com 04-19-18
At the conference on April 20 (at the Faculty of theology in via del Seminario – www.fttr.it) one of the top experts on an international level: prof. Kirk Bingaman, Presbyterian minister, professor of Pastoral Care and Counseling at Fordham University – New York.
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ARTS AND SCIENCES FACULTY

CHRISTINA GREER
To the Left, to the Left… But Which Left? Bill de Blasio’s Cuomo-Nixon Dilemma
Observer 04-18-18
Dr. Christina Greer, associate professor of political science at Fordham University, told Observer that de Blasio could endorse the governor for the sake of the party and continuity or break with a sitting governor over his “principles of being a progressive.”

CHRISTINA GREER
Black Intellectuals Tasked With Forging Connections
Diverse Issues In Higher Education 04-19-18
Dr. Christina Greer, an associate professor of political science at Fordham University said it’s important at this time to be unapologetically Black.

CHRISTINA GREER
Don’t Bet on Cynthia Nixon Beating Andrew Cuomo—But She’s All the Way Under His Skin
The Daily Beast 04-20-18
“Everything just sort of seems off,” agreed Christina Greer, a professor of political science at Fordham who is now a McSilver Institute fellow at NYU.

CHRISTINA GREER
The Whitewashing of American City Politics
WNYC 04-20-18
Russell Berman, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Dr. Christina Greer, NYU McSilver Institute Fellow and Associate Professor of Political Science at Fordham University, discuss the stagnant demographics of city politics.

CHRISTINA GREER
If Anyone Can Be America’s First Black Woman Governor, It’s Stacey Abrams
The Daily Beast 04-24-18
Christina Greer is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Fordham University Lincoln Center (Manhattan) campus.

CHARLES C. CAMOSY
A conversation about ‘Humanae Vitae’ may finally be possible
Catholic Philly 04-18-18
[Charles C.] Camosy is an associate professor in the theology department at Jesuit-run Fordham University.

LEONARD D. CASSUTO
As Scientists Speak Out About Science, Women and Young Scholars Lead the Way
The Chronicle of Higher Education 04-19-18
Leonard Cassuto, a professor of English at Fordham University, writes regularly about graduate education for The Chronicle.

CELIA B. FISHER
What’s the Best Way to Talk to a Teen About Sexual Identity?
Healthline 04-19-18
“This is the first study to ask kids about their attitudes on getting sexual healthcare. Pediatricians and general practitioners are the gateway of youth experiences with healthcare, but [these patients]only go once a year, so this is an ideal time to ask [about their sexual activity],” Celia Fisher, PhD, professor of psychology and the chair in ethics at Fordham University in New York who also directs Fordham’s Center for Ethics Education, said in a press release.

ASHA C. CASTLEBERRY
A Woman? No Way!
Center for a New American Security 04-19-18
Asha Castleberry is a professor in Fordham University’s Political Science Department and a fellow at Foreign Policy Interrupted.

CHRISTIANA ZENNER
Access to clean water is a life issue that the church must defend
National Catholic Reporter 04-20-18
[Christiana] Zenner is an associate professor of theology, science and ethics at Fordham University, where she is affiliated faculty in environmental studies and American studies.

MARCIA PALLY
PEN World Voices Festival 2018: “Tell Me What Democracy Looks Like”
Lyn Miller-Lachmann 04-21-18
…and moderator Marcia Pally, professor of theology and multicultural studies at NYU, Fordham University, and Humboldt University in Berlin.

SHONNI ENELOW
The Film Comment Podcast: Musical Performers on Film – Film Comment
Film Comment 04-24-18
In this episode, FC Digital Producer Violet Lucca discusses the bright lights in the musician-actor galaxy with Eric Hynes, curator of film at the Museum of the Moving Image, and Shonni Enelow, the author of Method Acting and Its Discontents: On American Psycho-drama and assistant professor of English at Fordham University.

MOLLY E. ZIMMERMAN
Soccer Heading–Not Collisions–Cognitively Impairs Players
Albert Einstein College of Medicine 04-24-18
Other Einstein authors are Richard B. Lipton, M.D., Mimi Kim, Sc.D., Namhee Kim, Ph.D. (now at Rush University in Chicago), Chloe Ifrah (now at Yeshiva University’s Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology in New York City), and Molly E. Zimmerman,  Ph.D., also at Fordham University, Bronx, NY.

ELIZABETH JOHNSON, C.S.J.
Feminist theologian Elizabeth Johnson retires from teaching, but not theology
National Catholic Reporter 04-25-18
Once feminist theologian St. Joseph Sr. Elizabeth Johnson decided she would retire from teaching at Fordham University, she invited current and former doctoral students, graduate assistants and mentees to help themselves to books from her personal library, many of the volumes marked with annotations in her own handwriting, and at least one containing a personal letter from the author.

GARRETT BROAD
EPISODE 430: GARRETT BROAD AND UMA GRAHAM
Our Hen House 04-07-18
This week, Mariann Sullivan talks with Garrett Broad about the challenges and opportunities related to diversity and inclusion in animal advocacy, how he balances his roles as a scholar and activist, and the results of a public opinion survey he recently conducted with the Nonhuman Rights Project about perceptions of legal rights for animals.

STUDENTS

Social Identity Fashion Show At Queens College
Queens Gazette 04-18-18
This year’s show featured 15 models whose looks were created by design students from the Queens College Textiles and Apparel program, Fordham University, and designers from the broader Queens and Queens College community.

Student skits heat up ‘17thBattle of the Barrios
Inquirer.net 04-19-18
Battle first-timers FUPAC (Fordham University Philippine American Club) tied with PARE for Best Skit with its innovative Dora-themed puppet show incorporating Philippine tourism destinations.

From the parking lot outside your house to the showerhead inside your washroom, the undiscovered is everywhere
National Post 04-19-18
“Pigeons were domesticated around 5,000 years ago as a food source,” explains Elizabeth Carlen, a pigeon researcher and PhD candidate in the biology department at Fordham University.

JUNTOS Collective Presents An Evening Performance Celebrating Cultural Exchange Through Dance
BroadwayWorld.com 04-19-18
The evening will feature dance performance in the round with classical Mexican Folklorico Dance by Calpulli Mexican Dance students and contemporary dance by JUNTOS Collective dancers (students at Alvin Ailey/Fordham University, Marymount Manhattan, SUNY Purchase).

What does the future of blockchain look like? We asked future innovators.
LinkedIn 04-18-18
Last month, the EY Foundry partnered with Fordham University business students to dream up a few more ways blockchain will reshape our future.

ATHLETICS

Former Patriot Paige Rauch named finalist for Division-I Freshman of the Year
WBNG 04-19-18
[Paige] Rauch has dazzled for Fordham this spring with a 11-1 record and 1.36 ERA on the mound.

DRAFT PODCAST: Fordham’s Chase Edmonds
HERO Sports 04-23-18
Chase [Edmonds] talked about how far things have come since he finished school at Fordham [University] in December, what it has been like to meet with teams, and what’s going to happen in the next few days.

The small-school RB secret is out: Meet NFL draft’s biggest underdog
The New York Post 04-17-18
[Chase Edmonds] is a 5-foot-9, 205-pound running back from Harrisburg, Pa., who rushed for 5,862 yards at Fordham [University], caught 86 passes and scored 74 touchdowns — even after a heartbreaking ankle injury that curtailed his senior season and left him wondering if his NFL dream might have been shattered.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 04-24-18
Special feature on Chase Edmonds who is on the road to the NFL.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 04-19-18
Fordham softball wins game 8-0.

News 12 The Bronx Sports
News 12 The Bronx 04-20-18
G’mrice Davis will be the first Ram to sign a WNBA contract.

ALUMNI

Music Attorney Doug Davis Combines Career Success With a Passion for Causes
Variety 04-18-18
After high school, [Doug] Davis earned a bachelor’s degree from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse U. and next enrolled at Fordham U. School of Law, graduating with his J.D.

Rob Winston, President and CEO of Fordham Capital LLC Accepted into Forbes Finance Council
Daily Herald 04-18-18
Throughout the years, Rob [Winston] has acquired a diverse set of skills from his Doctor of Law Degree from Fordham University School of Law to his roles as Senior Manager and Managing Partner at some of the largest merchant cash advance companies.

Here’s What Exploitation Of Domestic Workers Looks Like
BuzzFeed 04-19-18
[Bernice Yeung] has a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University and a master’s degree from Fordham University, where she studied sociology with a focus on crime and justice.

Passing the Torch: Denzel Washington and Michael B. Jordan
The New York Times 04-19-18
You know, my first role on stage, when I was a student at Fordham, was in “The Emperor Jones[,” said Denzel Washington.]

From the Conference Room to the Locker Room: Lawyers in Sports Operations
ACCDocket.com 04-20-18
After graduating from Fordham Law School, [Howie Roseman] landed an unpaid internship with the Eagles and eventually became the youngest general manager in the league.

Desai honored with Melba J.T. Vasquez Early Career Award for Distinguished Contributions in Research
Yale School of Medicine 04-06-18
Miraj U. Desai, PhD, Associate Research Scientist in Psychiatry [and Fordham alumnus], has been awarded the 2018 Melba J. T. Vasquez Early Career Award for Distinguished Contributions in Research from the American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program.

OBITUARIES

George G. Siburn, 75, Of Ridgefield, CT, veteran pilot and businessman
Obituary: George G. Siburn, 75
The Ridgefield Press 04-18-18
George [G. Siburn] grew up in New York City and Bedford, New York, graduating from Fordham University in 1963 and received a commission as 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Air Force.

Tony Smith, S.J.,70, Of Perth, Australia, priest
OBITUARY: Father Tony Smith SJ
The Record 04-19-18
[Tony Smith’s] Tertianship took place at Canisius College, Pymble in 1983 – followed by an Internship at St Xavier High School, Cincinatti, Ohio and a Diploma of Educational Administration at Fordham University, New York.

John J. Howley, 87, Of Rockaway, NY, lawyer
John J. Howley, March 25, 1931 – April 13, 2018
The Wave 04-19-18
After the war, [John J. Howley] attended Fordham University’s School of Law and was admitted to the bar in New York in 1957.

Philip D’Antoni, 89, Of The Bronx, NY, producer
Philip D’Antoni, Oscar-Winning Producer on ‘The French Connection,’ Dies at 89
The Hollywood Reporter 04-23-18
Born on Feb. 19, 1929, in the Bronx, [Philip] D’Antoni attended Fordham University and served in the U.S. Army during the occupation of Japan in World War II.

Philip Paul Parisi, 71, Of New York, NY
Philip Paul Parisi
The Chronicle 04-24-18
[Philip Paul Parisi] has touched so many through his educational years at Warwick Valley High School and Fordham University;…