Karen Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at Fordham School of Law, appeared on CNN’s Newsroom with Ashleigh Banfield to discuss a top-secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act court order, which requires Verizon to turn over records on a daily basis.

The four-page order, published by the UK-based Guardian on its website Wednesday, requires the communications giant to hand over “originating and terminating” telephone numbers as well as the location, time and duration of the calls — and demands absolute secrecy.

Check out video of Karen Greenberg’s appearance on CNN here.

Charles Camosy, Ph.D., assistant professor of theology, A&S,

“Panel Debates Ethical Issues of Abortion Controversy at Conference,”
Daily Princetonian, October 19

“The Littlest Way,”
Commonweal, September 25

Leonard Cassuto, Ph.D., professor of English, A&S,

“Restricted Spaces: Interview with Leonard Cassuto,”
Idiom, October 5

“Advising the Dissertation Student Who Won’t Finish,”
Chronicle of Higher Education, October 3

James Cohen, associate professor of law, LAW,

“Gitmo Detainee on Trial in NYC was ‘al-Qaida,’”
St. Petersburg Times/Tampa Bay.com, October 13

“NY Seeks Halt to Sugary Drinks Buys with Food Stamps,”
WABC-TV Eyewitness News, October 7

“Embassy-Bombing Trial Delayed After Judge Blocks Witness,”
Wall Street Journal, October 6

“Life Sentence for Faisal Shahzad, Could Join Shoe Bomber in Colorado,”
Christian Science Monitor, October 5

“Legal Four-for-All,”
New York Post, September 29

Elaine Congress, D.S.W., associate dean for continuing education
and extramural programs in the Graduate School of Social Service, GSS,

Allan Luks, director of the Fordham Center for Nonprofit Leaders, LAW, and

Francis Petit, Ph.D., assistant dean and director of executive programs
at the Graduate School of Business Administration, BUS,

“Fordham Launches Center for Nonprofit Leaders,”
New York Nonprofit Press, July/August

Saul Cornell, Ph.D., The Paul and Diane Guenther Chair in American History, A&S,

“Law School Professors Talk Gun Rights,”
Yale Daily News, September 28

Deborah Denno, Ph.D., Arthur A. McGivney Professor of Law, LAW,

“Calif. Back to Square One in Restarting Executions,”
The Associated Press, September 30

“Federal Judge Blocks California Execution,”
San Jose Mercury News, September 29

Christopher Feliciano, volleyball coach, ATH,

“Coach Feliciano at Fordham,”
WorldVolleyballTrainingCenter.com (blog), October 15

James Fisher, Ph.D., professor of theology, A&S,

“Local Author to Speak at Westfield Memorial Library,”
Westfield Patch, October 8

Jeanne Fromer, associate professor of law, LAW,

“Apple Challenges Big Award Over Patents,”
The New York Times, October 4

Albert Greco, Ed.D., professor of marketing, BUS,

“MTV Arm to Focus on Youth Branding,”
Financial Times, September 29

Cristina Greer, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Decision 2010: Debating the Gubernatorial Debate,”
NY Nightly News [NBC New York], October 19

“Unions Gear Up for Colorado Elections Efforts,”
Denver Post, October 4

James Hennessy, Ph.D., dean of the Graduate School of Education, GSE,

“Flights Held as Storm Moves In,”
Newsday, October 1

Amir H. Idris, Ph.D., associate professor of African Studies and associate chair
of the Department of African and African American Studies, A&S,

“The Danger of a Racialized Debate on the Referendum,”
Sudan Tribune, Ocober 1

Sonia Katyal, associate professor of law, LAW,

“Fox Sues Candidate Over Campaign Ad,”
NPR On The Media, October 1

Joseph Koterski, S.J., associate professor of philosophy, A&S,

“A New Feast Day for the Church,”
National Catholic Register, October 8

Paul Levinson, Ph.D., professor of communication and media
studies, A&S,

“How Much Would YOU Pay for a Movie?,”
Multichannel News, October 11

“Republican Contenders Flock to Fox News,”
Financial Times, October 7

“Facebook’s Big News Better Be Worthy of the Buzz,”
TechNewsWorld, October 5

“O’Donnell Gets His Shot on MSNBC,”
The Associated Press, September 27

“Paying for Latest Movie Releases at Home,”
WABC-TV Eyewitness News at 11, September 27

James R. Lothian, Ph.D., Distinguished Professor of Finance and
director of the Frank J. Petrilli Center for Research in International Finance, BUS,

“Dictionary of Money: Nominal Interest Rate,”
Money Square Japan [Gazeta TV], October 3

Monika McDermott, Ph.D., associate professor of political science, A&S,

“In Diverging New York Polls, Methods Mattered,”
The New York Times, September 25

Barbara E. Mundy, Ph.D., associate professor of art history, A&S,

“Fordham Scholar to Discuss Aztec Aqua-Ecology and Ideology,”
Skidmore College Scope, October 10

Costas Panagopoulos, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Why do CEOs Go Into Politics?”
AOL Small Business, October 19

“New York State Governor Race,”
WNYW-TV Fox 5 News at 10, October 7

“Midterm War Chests Gush Over,”
CNBC.com, September 27

Christiana Peppard, visiting scholar at the Center for Ethics Education, A&S,

“Q & A: Christiana Peppard,”
Distinctly Catholic [National Catholic Reporter blog], October 14

Michael Peppard, Ph.D., assistant professor of biblical theology, A&S,

“Q & A: Michael Peppard,”
Distinctly Catholic [National Catholic Reporter blog], October 15

Marciana Popescu, Ph.D., associate professor of social work, GSS,

“Norristown Community Members Assess Forming Coalitions,”
The Times Herald, October 7

Frank Martin Werner, Ph.D., associate professor of finance, BUS,

“‘Southwest Effect’ Heads for Atlanta,”
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, October 2

“Frontier Sees Upside to AirTran Deal with Southwest,”
Denver Business Journal, October 1

“Southwest-AirTran Deal Could Change South Florida Skies,”
Miami Herald, September 28

“No Frills Southwest to Buy Competitor AirTran,”
NPR, September 28

“Will Airline Mergers Raise Airfares?”
USA Today, September 28

“Southwest/AirTran Merger,”
KGO-AM, Sept 27

Benjamin Zipursky, professor of law, LAW,

“Supreme Court Term has Free-Speech and Immigration Cases,”
Reuters, October 3

Jason Benedict, executive director of information security, ADM,

“Six Tips for Guarding Against Rogue Sys Admins,”
Network World, September 27

Thomas Beaudoin, Ph.D., associate professor of practical theology, GRE,

“A Vision of a Place for All Faiths,”
The New York Times, September 17

John Davenport, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy, A&S,

“Iran and President Ahmadinejad,”
New York Nonstop WNBC-DT, September 20

Deborah Denno, Ph.D., Arthur A. McGivney Professor of Law, LAW,

“States Delay Executions Owing to Drug Shortage,”
NPR, September 16

Bruce Green, Louis Stein Professor and director of the
Stein Center for Law and Ethics, LAW,

“ABA: Defense Lawyers Accused of Ineffective Counsel Can’t Share Client Confidences,”
Lawyers USA Online, September 20

Cristina Greer, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Primary Results and Analysis,”
Good Day New York WNYW-TV, September 15

Stephen Hultgren, Ph.D., assistant professor of biblical theology, A&S,

“Come and Sit with Me …,”
TheCitizen.com, September 21

Beth Knobel, Ph.D., assistant professor of communication
and media studies, A&S,

“Advice for the Next Generation of Journalists,”
KERA, North Texas Public Radio (Dallas),
September 14

Paul Levinson, Ph.D., professor of communication and media studies, A&S,

“O’Donnell Gets His Shot on MSNBC,”
The Associated Press, September 27

“Bookworms Rejoice: Digital Makes Reading ‘Cool’ Again,”
Postmedia News, September 15

Monika McDermott, Ph.D., associate professor of political science, A&S,

“In Diverging New York Polls, Methods Mattered,”
The New York Times, September 25

Costas Panagopoulos, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Election Assured, Victor Over Espada will Face a Tough Job in Albany,”
The New York Times, September 16

“Tea Party Rises Ahead of November Elections,”
Voice of America News, September 15

“O’Donnell Tops Castle in Del. Primary,”
Philadelphia Daily News, September 15

“Primary Day,”
Fox 5 News, September 14

Marciana Popescu, Ph.D., professor of social work, GSS,

“Coalition Building Orientation in Norristown,”
Times Herald, September 14

Susan Scafidi, visiting professor of law, LAW,

“The Legality of Copying Your Favorite Clothes,”
Bucks [New York Times blog], September 20

“Career Focus: Fashion Lawyer,”
Svelte, September 18

“Susan Scafidi, Law Professor, Fordham University,”
Bloomberg TV, September 10

John Shon, Ph.D., assistant professor of accounting, BUS,

“XBRL Initiatives Roll On,”
CFOZone.com, September 23

Joanna Uhry, Ph.D., professor of literacy education, GSE,

“Has Special-Ed Inclusion Backfired?”
MinnPost.com, September 20

Frank Martin Werner, Ph.D., associate professor of finance, BUS,

“United and Continental Airlines’ Boards Approve Merger,”
KCBS-AM (San Francisco), September 17

Thomas Beaudoin, Ph.D., associate professor of practical theology, GRE,

“The Catholic Web: Laity Online,”
U.S. Catholic, July 15

Charles Camosy, Ph.D., assistant professor of theology, A&S,

“Bridging the Pro-Life, Pro-Choice Divide,”
Catholic Tide, September 13

“Ground Zero Mosque,”
God Talk/The Strategy Room, Foxnews.com,
August 20

Deborah Denno, Ph.D., Arthur A. McGivney Professor of Law, LAW,

“Judge Halts Kentucky Execution Set for Next Week,”
The Associated Press, September 11

Laura Gonzalez, Ph.D., assistant professor of finance, BUS,

“Housing Numbers, Unemployment Rates Spark Worries,”
WCBS-TV, August 26

Albert Greco, Ed.D., professor of marketing, BUS,

“Young Adult Books,”
Bloomberg TV, September 10

“Borders Revamps Rewards Program, Cuts E-Reader Prices,”
Detroit News, September 1

Cristina Greer, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“New York City Primary Day,”
Good Day New York WNYW-TV, September 14

“State Senate Showdown: Gustavo vs. Pedro,”
Tremont Tribune, September 14

“Pedro Espada and Gustavo Rivera,”
WFUV (90.7 FM), August 25

Sonia Katyal, professor of law, LAW,

“New Research on Law Reviews from Fordham University Summarized,”
Politics & Government Week, August 26

Paul Levinson, Ph.D., professor of communication and media studies, A&S,

“Restoring Truthiness: Could Spoof of Glenn Beck Rally Happen?”
Christian Science Monitor, September 7

“E-Books Make Readers Less Isolated,”
The New York Times, August 20

Michael M. Martin, Interim Dean of the Fordham School of Law, LAW,

“Designer Piracy Takes Stage at New York Fashion Week,”
AFP, September 10

“Fordham Law Names Interim Dean,”
New York Lawyer, August 18

“Marquette University’s New Building Gives Law School Vital Space,”
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 5

Joseph M. McShane, S.J., president of Fordham, ADM,

“Do-Over on Term Limits: Charter Commission Must Fix the
Botch it Made of its Mandate,”
New York Daily News, August 26

“When the Kids Go Away to School,”
NPR All Things Considered, September 6

Costas Panagopoulos, Ph.D., assistant professor of political science, A&S,

“Nonpartisan Web Sites Aim to Educate, Get Out the Vote,”
Investor’s Business Daily, September 3

“Downtown Mosque Controversy,”
WNYW-TV Fox 5 News at 10, August 24

Michael Peppard, Ph.D., assistant professor of theology, A&S,

“Q&A: Professor Michael Peppard,”
Distinctly Catholic [National Catholic Reporter blog], August 27

Monsignor Joseph Quinn, J.D., J.C.L., vice president for mission and ministry, ADM,
“Patrons Dance and Dine to Help Kids,”
Scranton Times-Tribune, August 31

Joan Roberts, Ph.D., professor of chemistry, A&S,

“Light Pollution and Your Health,”
News 12 Westchester, August 25

Thane Rosenbaum, John Whelan Distinguished Lecturer in Law and
director of the Forum Center on Law, Culture & Society, LAW,

“Americans Still Associate Islam with Violence,”
Reuters, August 20

Patrick J. Ryan, S.J., Laurence J. McGinley Chair in Religion and Society, A&S,

“Bridging the Christian-Muslim Divide,”
NPR Talk of the Nation, September 6

Susan Scafidi, visiting professor of law, LAW,

“Law on Fashion Knockoffs Not Needed, Say Experts,”
Reuters, September 13

“Diane Von Furstenberg Wields a Gavel for Fashion Law,”
The Cut [New York magazine blog], September 9

“Couture in the Courtroom: Fordham Law Plans Fashion Institute,”
Wall Street Journal, August 20

Larry Stempel, associate professor of music, A&S,

“Showtime,”
Christian Science Monitor, September 6

Janet Sternberg, Ph.D., assistant professor and associate chair
of the Department of Communication and Media Studies, A&S,

“Now Playing: Night of the Living Tech,”
The New York Times, August 22

Zephyr Teachout, associate professor of law, LAW,
“Democracy After Citizens United,”
Boston Review, September/October

Frank Martin Werner, Ph.D., associate professor of finance, BUS,

“FAA Plans to Fine American Airlines More Than Any Other Airline
Has Ever Been Fined,”
KCBS-AM (San Francisco), August 20