Chris Toulouse
Fordham Professor Chris Toulouse discusses his book "Whatever Happened to Zachary."
Nile Clarke
WFUV’s Strike a Chord Campaign spotlights a particular issue each quarter.
Robin Shannon
The post 9/11 GI Bill paved the way for a number of recent veterans to enroll in colleges and universities across the country.
Bob Doran, Flickr
Professor Scott Levin has taken the traditional college poetry class and added an interesting twist. He’s combining the poetry of writers like William Blake and T.S. Elliot with musicians such as Bob Dylan and Eminem. Levin says he hopes that the Fordham class Rock, Pop, and the Poetic Tradition will lead to other Fordham professors using more pop culture and non-literary texts in the classroom. Scott Levin currently teaches at Louisiana Tech University.
Scott Ford, flickr
They hide under the bed, lurk in the shadows, and scare us half to death. But is there more to monsters than just screams and frights? WFUV's Chris Williams sits down with Fordham University Professors Rebecca June and Paul Levinson to talk about medieval monsters, real life monsters, and more.
Industriarts, Flickr
Dr. Bill Baker explains how the Internet broke newspapers' business model, and why public media broadcasters should be next in line for a government bail-out.
Will Germain
The beginning of the fall season marks the time when many people go back to school. For veterans who have served overseas the experience of going back to school can be exciting, but can also come with its fair share of culture shock.
Kevin Clyne
This weeks Fordham Conversations showcases a collection of student produced stories across an array of topics.
Sara Kugel explores the challenges facing gay and lesbian youth; Ricky Sobrono and Kyle Kresses talk with author Ernie Palladino to discuss his book "Lombardi and Landry", about two of professional foodball's greatest legends; Connor Ryan takes a look at New York City's future bike-share program Citi-bike; and Jake Neher talks to 50's and 60's pop icon Dion Dimucci about growing up in the Bronx and his time on the Doo Wop Corner.
Flickr, Nomadize
What can the autobiography of an 18th century ex-slave teach us about self-reliance? John Bugg talks about the Interesting Narrative of Olaudah Equiano. Then, Father Terrance Klein fleshes out what he means when he says the soul itself is narrative.
Christopher Barth
Author and Fordham professor Dan Zevin discusses his comic memoir “Dan gets a Minivan:
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