News at Adelphi

Mr. Catell joins the University to share his expertise and insights as a fellow of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business.

Co-owner of Sip This coffee shop, Stephanie Pontillo is serving sweet and savory delights and working to strengthen a sense of community for the residents of Valley Stream.

“Every time you start a financial investigation...you never know what you’re going to find. ”

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

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

"There are aspects of my career trajectory that I could not have predicted as an undergraduate at Adelphi."

Ms. Sawitsky is director of the Office of Patents & Licensing & Business Development at the New York Blood Center. "My skills are in seeing opportunities where someone doesn’t see an opportunity."

Dr. Surie's Fulbright Fellowship in 2013 allowed her to continue her studies in the field of green energies and how they're impacting rural communities that don't have access to essential utilities.

New Dean Anthony Libertella reintroduces himself to students, faculty and staff of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business as he starts his second term of leadership for the School.

As a junior pursuing marketing at Adelphi, Kristen Shank hard at work to become your next professional advertiser.

Accomplished alumnus to be honored at 2013 Commencement

Founder of Mitchell & Titus will receive honorary doctor of laws degree

Burt Young to receive honorary doctorate of fine arts

Parent educator to receive honorary doctorate of humane letters

A comprehensive listing of faculty scholarship and creative work in 2012.

“Somewhere between four and five significant others are affected by one person’s addiction,” explains Dr. Errol Rodriguez.

Alumna Carmen Ortiz's role as prosecutor of the Boston Bombing

Interim Dean of the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business Barbara Nemecek has resigned to pursue other professional opportunities.

Adelphi University is one of four Long Island institutions with graduation rates above the national average.

Through internships and hard work, Mr. Ninov worked his way from a B.A. in Finance to CFO at a high-end real estate company in NYC.

Anthony proves that by keeping his networking events and GPA a priority, dreams can come true.

After 14 years of teaching at Adelphi University, Dr. Natale looks forward to continued years of educating the youth of the next generation.

Adelphi part-time faculty member warns students and recent graduates about posting too much information on social networking sites.

Adelphi professors and national statistics agree that students who have internship experience have a better chance at receiving a job directly out of college.

New Dean of University Libraries Brian Lym Announced by Adelphi Provot Gayle D. Insler

Giving a lecture entitled “India: Rooted in the Past, Present, and Future-Simultaneously”

Richard Kammerer, M.B.A. '95, juggles daily life and a full-time job, but still manages to tap into his academic interests by taking post-baccalaureate courses at University College.

Sawitsky is the Director of Patents & Licensing & Business Development for The New York Blood Center and the Lindsley F. Kimball Research Institute (LFKRI).

Carpenter has a diverse background in the healthcare industry. Prior to joining the firm, he founded his own health care consulting firm.

After graduating from medical school, Agrawal continued his training in surgery, at Delhi University in India, obtaining a Master of Surgery in 1978.