The Nightly Show invites Fordham staff and students to attend the show and experience television behind the screen. For students interested in an internship, you must attend a show with a resume to express your interest. Tickets are FREE and the e-mail link may be reused to attend numerous shows. For professors who wish to make it a class trip or assignment,… Read more »
Next Wednesday, March 2nd at 6:00 pm, there will be a special screening of The Name of the Rose, to honor the recently deceased philosopher and writer Umberto Eco. Please come along and bring your friends. Location: Lincoln Center, Lowenstein Building, room 424 For more information, please see attached flyer. THE NAME OF THE ROSE_S16
Come and hear Bob Dotson talk about his 40-year career in TV news and what you need to get ahead in journalism today! Communication & Media Studies Dept. Martino Hall, 45 Columbus Avenue, 7th Floor Tuesday, February 23, 2016, from 11:30am – 1:00pm. Pizza lunch will be served.
The Fordham University Seminar on Disability Research across Disciplines talk by Prof. Rebecca Sanchez “Deafening Modernism: The Politics and Poetics of Communicative Norms” With a discussion by Stephanie Kerschbaum (University of Delaware) Information: The seminar will be in RH (Keating 124) and LC (Lowenstein 614) linked by videoconference from 12 to 1:30 on Wed. Feb 24th, 2016. Lunch will be provided. Feel free to forward this invitation to other faculty and students who… Read more »
In over 20 years, French actor Melvil Poupaud, now in his early 40s, has built a unique, original career, acting in over 60 films and choosing roles that continuously resist typecasting. From Eric Rohmer to Raul Ruiz, François Ozon to Xavier Dolan, to mention only a few, Poupaud has worked with several generations of auteurs. His partners on screen have included Catherine Deneuve, Chiara Mastroianni, Matthieu Amalric,… Read more »
Data Journalism Flyer Obtaining, interpreting, visualizing and displaying data are essential skills for journalists of the 21st Century. This hands-on introductory course in data visualization will help students learn to use data to tell visual stories. Register today!
One of the most common struggles cited by LGBTQ youth is isolation. Many LGBTQ youth don’t know anyone in their school or their lives who identify as LGBTQ, and if they do, those experiences may not align with their own. Some LGBTQ youth also grapple with their religious and faith backgrounds as they come to terms with their sexual and… Read more »
The PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature is now recruiting for interns seeking placements in the Spring, 2016 session. These internships are particularly suited to students of event management, performance studies, marketing and public relations, non-profit management, arts administration, literature, and of course the liberal arts and humanities. This is an opportunity for students to gain meaningful experience behind… Read more »
“The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore” was created by Jon Stewart and is produced by Stewart’s Busboy Productions with Stewart, Wilmore, and Rory Albanese serving as Executive Producers. Continuing in Comedy Central’s grand tradition of producing groundbreaking late night formats, “The Nightly Show” (@NightlyShow) will provide viewers with Larry Wilmore’s distinct point of view and comedic take on current events… Read more »
A portrait of the latest book by the chair of the Communication and Media Studies, Dr. Jacqueline Reich http://news.fordham.edu/arts-and-culture/29119/