Fordham Undergraduate Research Journal

Writing Women’s Mythology: The Poetry of Eavan Boland and Louise Erdrich

Fabrication of CdS Nanoparticle Coated Jasmonate Conjugates and their Interactions with Mammalian Cells

Algebraic Detection of Flexibility of Polyhedral Structures with Applications to Robotics and Chemistry

Tending the Flowers, Cultivating Community: Gardening on New York City Public Housing Sites

Synthesis and Characterization of Mono- and Di-O-Alkylated Derivatives of Methyl 3,5-Dihydroxy Benzoate

Interaction of Particle Beams with One-Dimensional Potential Barriers

Gendered Classrooms and Gendered Attire: Doing Gender on a College Campus

Fabrication and Execution: The Lycambids and their Iambic Aptitude

Visual Forms, Visceral Themes: Understanding Bodies, Pain, and Torture in Renaissance Art

The Burgos Tapestry: Medieval Theatre and Visual Experience

‘Maybe It Was Too Much to Expect in Those Days’: The Changing Lifestyles of Barnard’s First Female Students

Mobile Sensor Data Mining

NMR Determination of Enantiomeric Composition of Chiral Alcohols Using Camphorsulfonate Esters

Energy of Electrons in a Nanowire Subject to Spin-orbit Interaction

A Review of “An Ethical Market in Human Organs,” by Charles A. Erin and John Harris, and A Proposed Solution to the Current Organ Shortage

Mussolini, Romano. My Father, Il Duce: A Memoir by Mussolini’s Son. Carlsbad, CA: Kales Press (Distributed by W. W. Norton), 2006.

A Canyon Apart: Immigration Politics and Ethnic Identity in Arizona

“A Power Beyond the Reach of Any Magic”: Mythology in Harry Potter

The Spontaneous Formation of Selenium Nanoparticles on Gallic Acid Assemblies and their Antioxidant Properties

Attitudes towards Immigration Reform in the United States: The Importance of Neighborhoods

The Burgos Tapestry: Medieval Theatre and Visual Experience

In the field of art history, the medium of tapestry has only recently begun to gain attention as its own significant art form. This paper examines the possible relationship between the Burgos Tapestry, recently on view at The Cloisters after a thirty-year conservation, and medieval theatre. The compositional and stylistic forms of the tapestry may have been influenced by...

‘Maybe It Was Too Much to Expect in Those Days’: The Changing Lifestyles of Barnard’s First Female Students

From 1890 to 1920 higher education witnessed a marked increase in female matriculation among select East Coast institutions. This paper explores the personal narratives of these pioneering women to illustrate how societal forces strongly influenced these women’s college experiences. Existing discourse emphasizes the difficulties female university students faced as they tried to...