While not a new book, “Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty,” is of renewed interest because its two authors won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics. And it’s not hard to see why. This book is both comprehensive in its detail and convincing in its argument. Read this book review to discover more!
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It’s no secret that our catalog has so many books available, both in-print and e-books. After a long semester of reading required course texts, it’s about time to crack open some books in new genres to read for pleasure. In this blog post, find which genre your next read is in, and we’ll tell you which winter-approved drink goes with it.
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Stressed about what to cook for next week’s Thanksgiving meal? Fear not- The Fordham University Libraries has you covered! With an extensive cookbook collection, there are recipes for every chef and diner, that we’ll surely leave everyone feeling stuffing- we mean, stuffed!
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May Contain Lies is more than a list of the many ways our thinking can be led astray. It is an important and timely book as our country is experiencing an unprecedented epistemic crisis. You can read this review of the book and then check it out through Fordham University Libraries.
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The Reference Department at Walsh Library is celebrating the Fall semester with an exciting new display dedicated to the rich history and culture of the Bronx. Featuring a diverse range of research materials—both physical and digital—the display offers something for everyone. Continue reading to find out more!
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