News at Adelphi

In five years at Adelphi, Kyle Blackmer '12, M.A. '13, earned two degrees, played on the men's soccer team and learned of his new talent—playing trombone in a jazz ensemble.

Is grief, such as with the loss of a loved one, normal or is it now a diagnosable condition?

Dr. Sarah Eichberg's work inspires opening of Farmer's Market.

Honoring the 2013 General Studies Learning Community departmental awards recipients

Sandy relief work only reinforced what Joyce Liu has wanted to do since high school: help people.

Asafu Owosu ’91 said, “The support of General Studies Learning Community was helpful. Any one-on-one is great for personal growth.”

Four questions with Casey Scott and John Napolitano.

The award-winning teacher is passionate about music education.

The CA Technologies vice president saw the best in humanity amid great tragedy.

The senior relief pitcher was drafted in the 27th round.

Scores for in-season play place Adelphi at the top of its conference.

Adelphi athletes recognized for academic and athletic performance.

Erica Schneider earns the accolade for her high GPA.

A first for Adelphi athletics

Another eventful spring season is in the books.

A new online space for young alumni.

Check out this benefit for Adelphi alulmni.

See what your fellow alumni are up to and share your news.

The Class of 1963 returns to Adelphi.

Diverse events on and near campus drew scores of alumni.

The name reflects a new focus for the 70-year-old school.

In short videos, meet some of the phenomenal members of Adelphi’s Class of 2013.

The hip-hop legend and Adelphi alumnus was one of a number of lively speakers and honorary degree recipients.

College of Arts and Sciences Dean Sam L Grogg was a producer on the Oscar-winning film, A Trip to Bountiful.

The Delphian wins top student newspaper award on Long Island.

Adelphi University celebrates the launch of the newly named College of Nursing and Public Health.

The new course, Social Media, keeps Adelphi students aware of their digital selves.

"This is a decade of the nurse; opportunity for the nurse is greater than it has ever been,” keynote speaker Roxane B. Spitzer ’60.

Fall 2013 groundbreaking for a new building to house the College of Nursing and Public Health.

The dedicated education unit model matches a single preceptor to work with and track a maximum of two students over three semesters.