News at Adelphi

You may be surprised what is in some food products with the "natural" label.

Adequate sleep is necessary for healthy everyday functioning, but it is especially important when paired with exercise.

See instructions for pain relieving exercises.

Contact us to schedule a classroom visit at Adelphi University.

Michael Driscoll, M.B.A. ’89, Ed.D, clinical assistant professor, comments on the trend in a "Newsday" cover story.

Bernadine Waller, M.A. 10, assistant director of experiential learning in the Center for Career and Professional Development, publishes an op-ed in the "Huffington Post."

Her novel "Another Brooklyn" earns critical acclaim.

Mark Grabowski, J.D., associate professor, comments on the controversial change in oversight of ICANN.

On Ada Lovelace Day we honor our female faculty, students and alumni who are following in the footsteps of the woman recognized as the first computer programmer.

As part of an Adelphi Momentum Tour, President Christine M. Riordan, Ph.D., will visit many cities where Adelphi’s alumni and parents live.

Michael Driscoll featured in the “U.S. News & World Report” on the do’s and don’ts of investing in private companies.

Deborah Serani, Psy.D., comments in the "New York Post."

Meghan McPherson shared her expertise with "The New York Times."

Silas Kelly, M.S.W. '14, kicked off Mental Health Awareness Week 2016 on a Z100 radio broadcast.

Justin Vivian Bond ’85 takes no prisoners and holds little sacred—at least when the spotlight is on.

Among America’s most respected ensembles, lauded for its "highly virtuosic, edge-of-the-seat playing" (The Boston Globe).

A generous benefactor to Adelphi, he was an important adviser to six of its presidents and served for 15 years as vice chairman of the Adelphi University Board of Trustees.

How to interpret your medical results” is a topic to be explored at a free forum on December 13.

We are pleased to invite faculty to update their public profile on the new profiles system.

"I found myself in shock and awe—in a good way—when I stopped by Open Mic Night."

Adelphi's fourth Chalk UP! was the biggest yet, and signified the start of another year of the Ephemeral exhibition.

"Emily Doe" is all we know of an anonymous sexual assault survivor, but her open letter to her attacker has moved millions.

Empathy-building trainings are led by Jessie Klein, Ph.D., associate professor in sociology and criminal justice.

Politics are a hot topic on campus, and students, faculty, staff and administration have rolled up their sleeves to build awareness, advocate and have some fun this election season.

Kelly is a student employee working as both a Telephone Services Student and a Student Lab Consultant.

Artist uses overlooked indigenous objects from daily life as her media to create artwork.

October is officially the beginning of FAFSA season.

Lally, an associate professor of theater, talks about the Now You See Me/Now You Hear Me performance and her commitment to spreading social justice through theater.

The president of Adelphi's Latino Student Association, Heidi Peña Ortiz, speaks about the organization's goals and upcoming events.

The director of the Adelphi New York Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program talks the hotline and her 20-year experience with it.