News at Adelphi

Dr. Scott summarizes Adelphi’s accomplishments and future plans.

Learn what she had to say about living with autism.

Proceeds benefit ALS, often referred to as Lou Gehrig’s disease.

Meet the newest Adelphi trustee.

The October 3 information session focused on several issues facing returning vets, such as post-traumatic stress disorder.

Adelphi Honors College student in the Willumstad School of Business.

The autism expert captivates hundreds with her Adelphi lecture.

Peer to Peer (P2P) file sharing is illegal and harmful to your computer.

Adelphi's School of Social Work offers online and blended classes.

New certificate in military trauma treatment addresses an ever-increasing need.

An entrepreneurship class with Adelphi University Professor Thomas Shinick has been the driving force behind starting his own business ever since.

Adelphi University sponsors the technology fair at the inaugural All American High School Film Festival.

The assistant director of experiential learning at Adelphi’s Center for Career Development employs her graduate education on a daily basis.

To keep her students on their toes, Ms. Donohue has reached out to the Peoria Ballet Academy to have a ballet dancer serve as a teaching artist in her classroom.

Adelphi University sponsors high school film festival launched by Andrew Jenks

Actor, Singer and teacher, was born and raised in New York City, growing up in a traditional Chinese home in Brooklyn.

Here are some facts that you may not know about alcohol abuse.

A strange tale of a Florentine immigrant who came to the U.S. in 1907 and taught Italian at the original Adelphi College in Brooklyn.

Gladys Nussenbuam, who graduated from Adelphi in 1950, has shared a few images from over half a century ago.

Spanish students had the wonderful opportunity this summer to pursue their studies abroad.

Celebrating student success with the presentation of departmental awards.

Announcing new scholarship opportunities available to students in 2014-15.

Louisa Armstrong has been selected for the Chinese Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program.

Jennifer Campagnoli has been selected as a TAPIF English Teaching Assistant in France for 2013-14.

Accomplishments of the students of the Department of Languages, Literature, and Culture.

Highlights and accomplishments of the faculty of the Department of Languages, Literature, and Culture.

Intern for African Hope Committee Natnael Petros speaks about her experience working for the organization.

Since the 2011 unrest in Syria the counting number of refugees has exceeded 2 million people and more than half of those refugees are children.

Levermore Global Scholars student spent three months traveling and learning in England, France and Israel.

Julianna Claase talks about her time studying abroad in Italy.