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Fordham University professor Nicholas Tampio argued that determining how to best educate America’s children should not lie solely with one faction or political group.

The Fordham Center on Religion and Culture hosted a panel discussion on changing concepts and boundaries of morality in the United States, with a focus on changing perceptions of the media a…

Professor Mark Naison talked about the history of hip hop and why it originated in the Bronx. He describes how the new percussive music of the early 1970s was spread through outdoor parties,…

Panelists talked about immigration reform from political, moral, and legal perspectives. Panelists included former Senator Ken Salazar (D-CO) and retired Immigration Judge Sarah Burr.

Fordham University history professor Kirsten Swinth delivered a lecture about the consideration of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s and 1980s. The Equal Rights Amendment was a propose…

Three authors debated what ethos predominates in America. Robert Kuttner argued that it is the power of wealth. Robert George argued that it is America’s traditional moral commitments. Susan…

Mr. Wolfe talked about Marshall McLuhan and his groundbreaking theories on mass media. He also responded to questions from members of the audience. This was the first annual Marshall McLuhan…

Northern Ireland politics were debated at Fordham University in New York City. The Ulster Unionist Party and Sein Finn represent over 42 percent of the combined electoral vote in the most re…

This conference was conducted in a panel format with John Chancellor directing questions to each of the panelists, who are prominent persons in this area. For example, Roger Ailes was respon…

The Fordham Graduate School of Business Administration Center for Communications held a conference on “The Presidency in the 90s.” The first panel was titled "The President and the Financing…

Fordham Graduate School of Business Administration Center For Communications held a discussion on the presidency and foreign policy