Fordham Conversations

American Catholic religious sisters have had a dramatic impact on the Catholic church. From building parochial schools to pioneering higher education for women.

This year marks the bicentennial anniversary of Jane Austen's beloved novel, Pride and Prejudice.  Two hundred years later, and Austen still is recognized as an international phenomenon.  We look at the history of Austen's career, her importance in the literary world, and the relevance of her work in present society.  WFUV's Katie Fisher talks with Fordham University Professor and Jane Austen expert, Susan Greenfield.

Fordham University recently launched a burial database project for enslaved African American. It allows anyone to submit locations they suspect may be the site of an unmarked grave of slaves.

Love comes in many forms, but what exactly is it, and why is it so powerful? WFUV's Chris Williams takes a look at love from scientific, literary, and philosophical perspectives while seeking answers about the nature of love and its existence. Guests include Fordham Professors Dr. Jay Wade, Dr. Philip Sicker, and Dr. John Davenport.