Sharing Insights about the Sharing Economy
By Ray Legendre on November 14, 2018 for Faculty, Law School News. “The sharing economy not only raises questions about how cities are regulating and deploying More …
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New Book Examines Energy Justice, How Policy Affects Disenfranchised
From Kansas Ag Connection on November 9, 2018. The 2015 UN Paris Climate Accords brought energy regulation’s role in climate change to the international forefront. More …
With $1 Million Gift, Alumnus Bets Big on Social Innovation
By Patrick Verel on November 9, 2018 for University News. When Fordham’s Social Innovation Collaboratory launched in 2014, the goal was to create a hub for More …
New app to offer sexual abuse victims in the fashion industry free counseling
By Marjorie van Elven for FASHIONUNITED on October 19, 2018. In the wake of the #metoo and #timesup movements, many fashion professionals have broken the More …
American Innovation Conference focuses on creating change
October 17, 2018. Gabelli School of Business News. It’s one thing to say your company is innovative. It’s another for your customers to say your company More …
Creator of New Report Explains Why Innovation is a Key Measurement of Company Success
In R&D Magazine on September 26, 2018. We all value innovative ideas—whether they are incorporated into the technology we use, the cars we drive, the More …
Entrepreneurial Startups Get Started with the Law
By Nate Svogun on September 19, 2018 for Fordham LAW SCHOOL NEWS. Strict privacy laws. Heated disputes involving intellectual property. The risks and rewards of offshoring. These are just More …
Seattle University will become first U.S. Jesuit University to divest its endowment of fossil fuels
By Katherine Long for the Seattle Times on September 19, 2018. Seattle University will become the first university in Washington state to divest its endowment of fossil More …
Doctor of Ministry Grad Works to Keep Families Safe
BY TANISIA MORRIS for Fordham News on AUGUST 2, 2018. As a community organizer working with Latino and African-American communities in the Western suburbs of Chicago, Michael Okinczyc-Cruz, More …
Humanistic management sucks less and is better for your health
By Michael Pirson for Business World Online on July 4, 2018. How are you doing? How well did you sleep last night? Being asked about More …