News at Adelphi

Meredith Whitley, Ph.D., explains if sport can lead to a better life and the impact of sports on urban youth.

Check out our newest resources with freely available open access materials.

Adelphi University joins an international library consortium (OLH LPS model) to make scholarly publishing fairer, more accessible, and rigorously preserved for the digital future.

Jane Ashdown, Ph.D., dean of the Ruth S. Ammon School of Education joins education leaders to comment on the New York Times editorial on training for teachers.

Adelphi hosts Long Island’s first Physical Activity Leader (PAL) training.

Niche gives Adelphi high marks for safety, value and diversity.

"Professional interaction was something that I learned at Adelphi.”

"Every day I use something I learned at Adelphi.”

"Adelphi will give you all the tools you need.”

“I can honestly say that my life would be very different if not for the professors at Adelphi.”

“At Adelphi I learned that creating your own work is important and that branching outside of your comfort zones is crucial as an artist.”

“At Adelphi I was able to explore and connect with my heritage.”

“All of the leadership opportunities I had at Adelphi made me feel like I could be a leader in my career as an educator.”

“At Adelphi I received attention when I needed it but I also learned how to be responsible.”

“Adelphi offered me everything I was looking for.”

“Adelphi gave me the freedom to discover who I was as an artist.”

Awarded for an outstanding response to this year’s AU selected reading, Between the World and Me, by Ta-Nehisi Coates.

October 21, 2016 - A DNS cyber attack has disrupted some of Adelphi’s online services, including the Rave Alert emergency notification system and Handshake, the student recruitment program.

Talented University students to play alongside their professors and some of the area’s finest orchestral instrumentalists.

A digest of Adelphi University in the news.

Jessica S. Klein, Ph.D, addresses the bullying epidemic in a recent op-ed in "The Hill."

Stephen Shore, Ed.D., speaks to the "Huffington Post" about why Autism Speaks dropped "cure" from its mission statement.

Perez was able to incorporate her passion for community service into a career in business.

Berit got the opportunity to lead and create a program for NCAA sports team.

Maracic found internships and jobs in the psychology field through the Center for Career Development.

Eisenkraft is exploring her love for teaching through a position at a public school in Brooklyn.

Khan is combining his work for global education and acceptance with teaching and counseling.

Kostadinov used the Center for Career Development to find jobs in accounting both on and off campus.

Akinyooye is making a career out of his childhood passion, working for the New York Knicks.

As part of the larger Adelphi Votes event, Manhattan Center students were involved with registering a total of 80 new registrants.