News at Adelphi

Port Washington resident Lois Goetz is the recipient of a 2016 Achievements in Health Care Award from Long Island Business News

Deborah Serani, Psy.D., award-winning author and adjunct professor at Adelphi, told "Reader's Digest" that a little stress isn't such a bad thing.

Harmit is a student employee working as an Endpoint Integration Assistant in IT

This just-published novel by Alice Hoffman '73 tells the story of a Long Island teen whose life is turned upside-down by a devastating car accident.

"A university is a place for exploring different ideas—ideas that challenge what we believe and how we view the world. We are committed to encouraging this discourse and dialogue. We must be mindful, though, of bringing more light than heat to difficult discussions."

Sophia Huber would have never imagined herself working for Epic Records, but Adelphi's Internship and Mentorship Program is helping combine her passions into a career.

Liz Cohn, Ph.D., executive director of Adelphi's Center for Health Innovation, has been working with the National Institutes of Health to carry out President Obama's vision of bringing precision medicine from concept to reality.

Get an inside look at Adelphi's interdisciplinary B.S. in Neuroscience.

A digest of Adelphi University in the news.

by Dan Rossi A conversation has been brewing in recent years around public education—its benefits, its uses, its faults and its accessibility. However, it seems to some that there is a crucial voice missing from the conversation: the teachers. “There’s nothing so important to any democracy other than a very vigorous and accessible public education…

President Christine M. Riordan published an op-ed in the “Huffington Post” about bias in the workforce and how to mitigate it.

Long Island is flooded with acorns, and Adelphi University is a featured site in a CBS New York news story.

Long Island Pulse turned to Diane Dembicki, Ph.D., clinical associate professor, for Halloween health tips.

“I never made plans so I was never disappointed,” Dan Glosser ’73 said about his career and life. “I just let life happen. I show up every day prepared to learn and have fun with the most talented, diverse, experienced, fun-loving, caring, dysfunctional friends I’ve been blessed to have in my life.”

“Coming out of Adelphi I had book knowledge which was definitely important,” Noonan said about how Adelphi prepared him for his career. “The most important thing I left with though, was the ability to work with a team. At Adelphi, I learned how to effectively communicate.”

At this book celebration event, members of the Maasai tribe of Africa advocated for societies to become less patriarchal.

Anderson, a senior political science major and history minor, is interning in Washington this fall.

Campus Rec invites all Adelphi students, faculty and staff to the CRS Atrium on Tuesdays for some friendly games of table tennis.

Adelphi Libraries now has a trial of Kanopy, a streaming educational video site providing searchable access to over 26,000 documentaries, feature films, and training videos.

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.”