National Security and Civil Liberty Changes since 9/11
September 09, 2016|Robin Shannon
The September 11th terror attacks changed more than Manhattan’s skyline, it also changed America’s approach to national...
9/11 15 Years Later: Tuesday's Children
September 07, 2016|George Bodarky
It’s been 15 years since Americans were shaken by the news of hijacked planes slamming into the World Trade Center in Lower...
Canines and counter-terrorism: A look inside the MTA's new Dog Training Facility
September 05, 2016|Tatiana DiBucci
It's not uncommon to see dogs sniffing through bags at the train station or airport. The use of canines in law enforcement...
Issues Tank: Going Green
August 31, 2016|Rebecca Lewis
Regardless of your stance on climate change, it doesn't hurt to be sustainable. Whether that's recycling, renewable energy...
Underwater New York
August 31, 2016|George Bodarky
What do a dead giraffe, a robot hand and a grand piano have in common? They’re all objects found in the waterways around New...
Unexpected Gardens and Birds in NYC
August 24, 2016|George Bodarky
We are a society addicted to our cell phones. Take a look around the streets of New York City and chances are the majority...
Fordham Conversations: Fordham U's Dodransbicentennial Celebration
August 22, 2016|Robin Shannon
Fordham University has begun its yearlong 175th Anniversary Celebration.
On this week’s Fordham Conversations, Host Robin...
Addiction in the Legal Profession
August 17, 2016|George Bodarky
A recent study found that lawyers struggle with substance abuse, particularly drinking, and with depression and anxiety more...
Exploring the History of the Bowery
August 16, 2016|George Bodarky
The Bowery in Lower Manhattan is New York City’s oldest thoroughfare. The 1.25 mile stretch has a rich and storied past with...