News at Adelphi

"Pay attention to the other person—they're probably as nervous as you are."

Like most parents, Alex Batista has always stressed the importance of doing well in school and getting into a good college to his kids. So in 2012, he re-enrolled in Adelphi’s University College to complete his bachelor’s degree in business.

After starting a family, Dorene Cartwright decided it was time to go back to school.

Jocelyn Charnas, Michael Garfinkle and Professor Lawrence Josephs spoke about how the trend has affected their practices.

Dr. Miranda-Diaz, the director of the West New York Health Department, hopes to be a role model for future Latina nurses.

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After attaining a B.S. in exercise physiology, an M.A. in health studies and a B.S. in nursing, Leysa Karas is now pursuing her next degree entirely online.

Adelphi Assistant Professor Hannah Allen opens her curated photography exhibition, Looking Through: Photography, Race & Identity with a discussion by the artists.

The fraternity brothers will fast during Super Bowl weekend as part of its annual fundraising and food-raising event for Island Harvest.

Holocaust survivor, World War II veteran and Adelphi student opens up about his life and love of learning.

University College is offering two new courses that blend the benefits of online class, while still meeting three times.

Students and faculty of the LI Au.D Consortium traveled to Vietnam to provide hearing services to underprivileged and underserved communities.

Twenty-five teams from schools in the region participated in the event.

Amanda Borges and Sierra Crook traveled to Guatemala and Nicaragua on Adelphi faculty-led service trips.

This lauded drama follows the Youngers, an African-American family living together in an apartment in Chicago.

The 2016 Executive Roundtable series consists of eight monthly sessions designed to enable professional development.

Nonprofit software provider Abila, identified the following five trends that it predicts will have the biggest impact on fundraising in 2016.

Adam Weinger says that 2016 is looking to be a great year for corporate philanthropy and nonprofits.

The National Council of Nonprofits proposes that the public policy threats, opportunities and challenges to nonprofits in 2015 forecast what's ahead in 2016.

Laura Schwecherl asked 40 nonprofit experts to share lessons, tips, and insights on how to help an organization to grow and increase impact.

“It’s like a hackathon but focused on game development,” said Lee Stemkoski, Ph.D., associate professor of mathematics and computer science, who organized the event for Adelphi.

Welcome to the start of a new semester at Adelphi. Learn about all the tech at your fingertips.

Toy manufacturers like Lego and Mattel increasingly address diversity. Members of the Adelphi community address how creating an inclusive environment has long been part of our campus.

Nursing major Navya Simon is a member of AU Bhangra.

The assistant director of Adelphi's Center for Nonprofit Leadership discusses his role and shares some of his hard-earned wisdom on nonprofit leadership and strategy.

In honor of National Mentoring Month, West shares insight into the Adelphi University Mentoring Program, which serves students of color.

Dr. Bornstein comments on the psychology behind election ads.

Senior Salvatore Tuttle is the fifth Adelphi Panther to play at the professional level.

John F. Collins is President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Winthrop-University Hospital.

Come see current and former stars of Broadway’s Jersey Boys and Motown: The Musical.