News at Adelphi

Brantley hopes to play in the major leagues someday. But he is not letting that goal deter him from his other equally compelling ambition: to earn a law degree.

As an Adelphi basketball player, Linda Cimino ’01, M.A. ’04, was, by her own description, cerebral and intense, a passionate team leader.

Sithole’s part, as Mother Courage’s mute daughter Kattrin, was the second biggest in the play, and in a rave review, The New York Times described her performance as “simply extraordinary,” noting that she gave the production “a moving emotional center.”

Bones are assistant professor of biology and paleontologist Michael D’Emic's, Ph.D., keys to unlocking some of the mysteries of dinosaur growth and evolution.

Insider information from a Wall Street veteran who now teaches in the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business

Welcome to the beginning of your student experience at Adelphi University. Our Office of Information Technology (aka Adelphi IT) has prepared some essential information to make your adjustment as smooth, fun and easy as possible.   We encourage you to check out all of the resources available to you at Adelphi, and wanted to highlight…

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This grant will ensure the involvement of underprivileged and underrepresented minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields.

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Justyna Widera, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry has built her career on improving aspects of renewable energy, as well as inspiring students to do the same.

Recently hired as a business consultant at IBM, Naglieri spoke to "The Garden City News" about going to college in his hometown.

Three Adelphi alumni talk about their experiences launching and growing start-ups in today's economy.

The recently retired director of Jones Beach reflects on her surprising career path.

“It's a beautiful thing when you see a full building of people who have that shared vision, and who walk the walk with you.” – Jill Hoder, M.A. ’93

American Express CEO Kenneth Chenault, General Manager of the New York Knicks Steve Mills, Head Coach of the Denver Nuggets Mike Malone, and Basketball Hall of Famer Julius Erving have one thing in common: They were discovered and mentored by Ryan.

In 1946, just after World War II, Adelphi returned to its coeducational roots, as it welcomed returning GI's. Veterans reflect on their Adelphi experiences, seven decades ago.

Adelphi’s chapter of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority (AEPhi) has reached a momentous milestone—the chapter’s 100th anniversary on campus.

“The New York Times” covers his story of struggle as an undocumented immigrant who is now realizing his aspiration to be a licensed teacher.

Board Governance Panel, Leading in Community, Getting to What Matters: How to Design and Develop Evaluation

A board culture that discourages dissent, degrades trust, or limits certain voices can lead to a board that makes poor decisions.

The best and most productive boards have cultures that foster inclusiveness, accountability, trust, and open and honest discussion.

Nonprofit culture is not a "soft" component of an organization.

A healthy organizational culture requires constant care, intentionality and commitment.

What does a lawyer do with a master’s degree in general psychology? Pursue a career in civil rights law.

Caitlyn Kelleher: Political Science major and Help Desk Assistant

The new 3.0 version of AU2Go has personalized features and an improved appearance.

Sienna Leaver, age 7, and her mother Heather will be designing a bra for the popular fundraiser that benefits the Adelphi NY Statewide Breast Cancer Hotline and Support Program.

Assistant Dean Dr. Andrea McCrink and Assistant Professor Wei Liu attended the ceremony for nursing student Bilma Diaz.

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Keynote speaker and vice president of NewYork-Presbyterian Julie Mirkin discusses major changes in educating patients in New York.