Human-sized penguins and Animal Rights
A national study on animal rights, and re-imagining science at the Bruce Museum.
Garrett Broad (left) Daniel Kspeka (right)
Fordham Conversations
Our longstanding Sunday morning show, hosted by Robin Shannon, tapped into the Fordham University community to uncover and discuss issues that impact our world, near and far. Past episodes are listed below.
Understanding Poverty in Puerto Rico
The U.S.
(Photo Courtesy:Tom Stoelker)
Do Emotions Belong In The Workplace?
Discussing why human emotions should be part of today’s corporate culture.
Donna Lehmann
Soul Fire Farm and the Black Agricultural Experience: Part 2
Soul Fire Farm has been working to create an uplifting space for Black Americans interested in agriculture.
(Photo Credit: Soul Fire Farm)
Soul Fire Farm and the Black Agricultural Experience: Part 1
Black Americans account for less than two percent of farmers nationwide, and that small percentage has had to deal with discrimination, financial strain, and displacement.
Feminism's Forgotten Fight
Fordham University's annual Women's Philanthropy Summit hosted hundreds of alumni, students and faculty to network and reflect on work and the powe
(Photo: John Olson/ Jacket design: Jill Breitharth)
Understanding Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Autism is a developmental disorder that can hinder a person’s social skills and cause them to have repetitive and restrictive behaviors.
(AP Photo/David Goldman)
A Mother’s Journey through 9/11 Tragedy - Part 2
The recent legal struggles of 9/11 families, and the fight for the remains of the unidentified.
(AP Photo/Timothy A. Clary, Pool)
A Mother’s Journey through 9/11 Tragedy
Activist Sally Regenhard's advocacy for 9/11 victims' families.
(AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
Kilimanjaro and Career Discovery
Fordham Conversations Host Robin Shannon sits down with computer programmer Kingston Temanu.
(AP Photo/KNB)
