News at Adelphi

After a national search, Adelphi's new provost and executive vice president, Steve Everett, D.M.A., officially starts his position on July 1, 2018.

Brenna Martini '18 could be the most decorated athlete in Adelphi history.

Every year, Long Island Business News recognizes local executives who show outstanding leadership skills, integrity, vision and commitment to the community.

Op-ed by Jonathan Cristol, a research fellow in the Levermore Global Scholars Program at Adelphi.

Feature on the University’s environmentally friendly methods of maintaining its campus—and the work of Robert Conaghan, associate director of Facilities Management.

Did you know that there are dragon trees and a pine forest on Adelphi's Garden City campus?

Mark Grabowski, J.D., associate professor of communications, quoted.

With sessions beginning mid- to late July, Adelphi University is offering pre-college courses for high school students to gain a memorable college experience.

The Adelphi Breast Cancer Program is the recipient of a grant from the Beth C. Tortolani Foundation which allows the program to provide free social work services to ensure that underserved women are able to overcome barriers to care

Coverage of NRCCUA’s awarding Adelphi an Eduventures 2018 Innovation Award—a PRWeb story appeared in approximately 165 news outlets nationwide.

In Marketing, Big Smiles Are Always Best, Right? Research Says: Not So

Social Entrepreneurs and Innovation Crucial to Electrifying Remote Villages

Case Study: Goodwill an Outstanding Model of Distributed Social Enterprise

As online retailing continues to rise, understanding consumer behavior in these environments becomes ever more important—particularly regarding the limitations that discourage shoppers from buying.

The National Research Center for College and University Admissions (NRCCUA) has named Adelphi University one of the winners of the Eduventures 2018 Innovation Awards.

Two years ago, when Perry Greene, Ph.D., became Adelphi's first vice president of diversity and inclusion, he looked to improve the University's placement on the Campus Pride Index.

Sarah O'Connor '16 was on a fashion shoot in Italy, but her thoughts weren't on striking poses for the camera.

Rakesh Gupta, associate professor of decision sciences and marketing in the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business, quoted on the effect of U.S. policy on the local economy.

Student and Jaggar Fellow Lindsey Scott interviewed on interning at an organic farm operation.

The Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Program recently honored Long Beach resident and breast cancer survivor Judy Platt for her long-term service as a hotline volunteer.

Adelphi student newspaper The Delphian honored as Long Island’s college paper of the year.

New research reinforces the importance of that role, finding that children who have fathers—or father figures—in their lives do better, both academically and socially.

This past academic year, The Delphian, Adelphi University's student newspaper which is also known as “voice of the students," was awarded best college newspaper by the Press Club of Long Island.

When the Association of Research Libraries and Association of College & Research Libraries looked to invite prominent speakers to its Symposium, it chose Brian Lym, dean of University Libraries.

Adelphi faculty Katie Laatikainen, Ph.D. was appointed to serve on the Advisory Committee of the United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies.

Everyone at Adelphi knows President Christine Riordan's pet bulldog, Georgia, who comes to campus at exam time to help relieve some of the stress students feel.

Online education is an area of increasing importance to Adelphi, as the University began an exciting launch of 12 online programs and certificates focusing on the unique needs of distance learners.

Impressed by the University’s strong financial profile, S&P Global Ratings announced on March 19 that its long-term rating of Adelphi’s outstanding revenue bonds remains A-.

On June 2, Adelphi hosted it's annual statewide robotic competition, run by Adelphi's Science Technology Entry Program (STEP). Adelphi's University Center was filled with 350 students and robots.

Making Adelphi a model of diversity and inclusion is one of President Christine Riordan's top priorities.