News at Adelphi

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Site work has begun on the Levermore parking lot.

Al Cattabiani’s advice to today’s Adelphi students is to chart their own path—sound words of wisdom coming from an entrepreneur who has had a successful career starting and building businesses. “In these times, chances are you’ll have more than one ‘career.’”

The First Responder Alliance, a program of Tuesday’s Children supports 9/11 responders and their immediate family members.

Lorraine Gutierrez, Ph.D., receives prestigious Richard Lodge Prize at Alumni and Friends Day

“When we were figuring out how we would pay, my mom said if I could get help with scholarships and grants, she could pay the rest so I could come here.”

"When you are immersed in Adelphi’s environment of resources, passion, knowledge, diversity…your back starts to stand a little straighter, your chin rises higher, you dream a lot bigger."

Thanks to the more than 100 participants.

Check out the fall 2013 leadership certificate workshops, which are free for alumni and students.

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

Save at Synergy Fitness in Garden City Park.

Introducing the 2013 10 Under 10.

Save these dates!

Tour North Fork wineries and farms with Adelphi.

Join the bash at the Allegria Hotel in Long Beach.

Celebration of Flory Jagoda's career as singer and composer of Sephardic song.

Were you a Panther athlete? Keep your skills fresh at these alumni matches in early October.

Meet Mr. Guidry and mingle at the October reception.

Trustee Angela M. Jaggar ’62, M.A. ’65, Lackmann Culinary Services, and Robert E. Hartwell are this year's honorees.

Adelphi students perform “the funniest farce ever written” at AUPAC.

The Grammy-nominated singer will perform at AUPAC in November.

Hear what they have to say on topics ranging from autism to corporate America in lectures this fall.

“My first year when I was given an assignment, I’d think, ‘I can’t do this,’” she said. “Now I know I can do whatever I am presented with.”

“I know Adelphi expects a certain level of academic performance and involvement from me as a scholarship recipient.”

A time for summing up the past, a time to comment on the present, and a time to note plans for the future.

Test-Writing workshop Part I

Pianist David Holzman performs at Adelphi.

Test-Writing Workshop Part II

Dr. Rakesh Gupta, CHI symposium, Washington Monthly Best-Bank-for-the-Buck schools

Charismatic Sharod "Brian" Kelly '12 was successful before attending University College, but he became passionate about his education.