News at Adelphi

The Class of '63 is invited to a 50th reunion dinner and reception on Saturday, May 18.

If you've been looking for a way to commemorate your child's years at Adelphi, search no further.

Dakin Memorial Lecture

The AUPAC is in full swing this spring with music, dance and theatre performances to delight every taste.

Six outstanding honorees and a championship team to be honored at annual Hall of Fame ceremony.

Adelphi is just nine points shy of first place in this annual ranking.

The former assistant athletic director has assumed a broader role.

Discounted teas, infusions, pastries and accessories for the tea connoisseur at A New Leaf tea emporium.

Area civic and business leaders joined Adelphi Trustees, alumni, students, faculty and administrators for the Thirteenth Annual President's Gala.

Catch up with Svetla Marinova, B.A. ’10 and share your news

Twelve Adelphi students worked with Habitat for Humanity to build a home for a young family.

Bring in your unused, unwanted or expired prescription and non-prescription medications to Adelphi for safe disposal—no questions asked.

Adelphi alumni are applying their expertise in a range of green careers, from energy consulting to NASA research.

Green initiatives are springing up all over campus!

A new Adelphi report exposes the extent of hunger and food insecurity in the region.

The Adelphi Board of Trustees has elected four new alumni members.

Our pre-college programs provide high school students with a taste of collegiate life.

Adelphi University recognizes National Autism Awareness Month and helps inform students, faculty and staff about events and programs related to helping those with autism.

Dean Ashdown talks about the new teaching assessments in New York State.

Exploring the Supreme Court on issues of diversity and equality: gay marriage, affirmative action, and the Voting Rights Act.

Sonny Dante Stancarone, Adelphi Gives Back, Phantom, Todd Robinson, Dr. Stephen Shore, Dr. Robert F. Bornstein

Adelphi alumni with a master's degree can apply for a program that enables them to teach English in another country for 10 months.

2009 S.T.E.P. graduate Laura Lombardi secured a special education teaching position in the Elmont school district after working at an AHRC school in Brooklyn.

"Don’t make excuses about not knowing the rules or obfuscate by, well, obfuscating. Own up and apologize!"

Adelphi University is one of four Long Island institutions with graduation rates above the national average.

Consciousness-raising speakers and workshops, along with a new public service announcement featuring Justin Bieber, highlight the 27th annual Nassau County Human Rights Awareness Day.

Through internships and hard work, Mr. Ninov worked his way from a B.A. in Finance to CFO at a high-end real estate company in NYC.

A passion for improving the quality of life for people with autism spectrum disorders has brought acclaim to Dana Battaglia, Ph.D., one of Long Island's top 40 under 40.

Anthony proves that by keeping his networking events and GPA a priority, dreams can come true.

After 14 years of teaching at Adelphi University, Dr. Natale looks forward to continued years of educating the youth of the next generation.