Fordham University News

Two Fordham University law school classmates who set up a law practice together a few years after graduating are now both facing nine-month suspensions for pursuing a fraudulent personal injury case.

He is known for his workshops and retreats throughout the United States, the Middle East and Europe and his involvement with inter-religious dialogue among Jews, Christians, and Muslims.

Pope Francis waves to the crow after a canonization ceremony in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sunday, May 12 2013.

One of the best known polling firms in the nation plans next month to reveal big changes to the way it does business after falling flat during last year's election.

Donna Heald was appointed dean of the college. Most recently, she was associate dean for science education and director of pre-health professions advising at Fordham University.

As rivals Christine Quinn and Bill de Blasio attack each other and John Liu rails against a federal investigation of his fund-raising, former city Controller Bill Thompson seems content to barely make waves at all.

Kristin H. Sheehan of Albany was promoted to director of alumni affairs. Most recently, Sheehan was interim director of alumni affairs.

Prosecutors say they may charge Ariel Castro with aggravated murder for forcing a miscarriage in one of the women he'd held captive for 10 years in his suburban Cleveland home.

Controversy ensued when the news broke that Kathy Boudin, former member of the Weather Underground who was convicted in 1984 of felony murder, received the position of adjunct professor at Columbia University.

The demography of the New York City mayoral campaign may already have shifted under at least one candidate's prospective feat, even before November, when Adolfo CarriA3n Jr.

The budget vote and election are noon to 9 p.m. May 21 at Watertown High School and North Elementary School.

Young West Aucklander, and former Avondale College student, Joel Walsham has achieved what many others only dream of.

Eastern Union Funding America's second-largest, privately owned commercial mortgage company on a transaction volume basis has named banking industry veteran Richard T. Cassin to lead the firm's newly launched credit quality division.

The Delaware Children's Theatre is celebrating its 40th anniversary and more than 1,200 performances with a reunion of cast, crew and friends at 7 p.m. May 11.

A federal jury found two former associates of New York City Comptroller John Liu guilty Thursday of various counts of campaign-finance fraud, a setback for the comptroller who vowed to continue his bid for mayor amid renewed questions about his campaign's viability.

For years, headlines about Catholic schools in the United States have told gloomy tales of falling enrollment and multiple closings.

John Paine signs his email with a quotation that seems to reflect the work before him if he wins a seat on the Board of Education: My view is that our job is to get the rock up and over the hill, and once you do, the rock rolls down the other side, and what do you see? You see another hill.

A new president has been named to lead St. Anselm College beginning July 1, college officials announced.

J. Michael Kirkland, CPA, will be installed as the 2013-2014 President of the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants Board of Directors at the organization's 117th Annual Election Meeting and Dinner May 16th at the New York Marriott Marquis at Times Square.

One of the inspirations behind Brilynn Rakes' drive to dance was her father who told her she could do anything even though she was legally blind.