News at Adelphi

The former New York Jets center wanted to do more to prepare for life after pro football, earning a master's degree in sport management.

Science teacher Stefanie Oddo ‘08, MS ‘10, returned to her alma mater to earn an advanced certificate in middle school education.

Carl Mirra, a former US marine, who proudly became a vocal opponent of war while serving during the first Gulf War.

Education is what Dr. Anne Mungai has always stressed to children, including her four daughters.

Adelphi grads are part of a nationwide trend of women superintendents.

To call Irene Pizzo dedicated would be an understatement. She drives nearly two hours from KAPPA 5 to her home in Centereach, Long Island.

See what she plans to do with an M.S. in Childhood Special Education.

To keep her students on their toes, Ms. Donohue has reached out to the Peoria Ballet Academy to have a ballet dancer serve as a teaching artist in her classroom.

Jennifer Campagnoli has been selected as a TAPIF English Teaching Assistant in France for 2013-14.

Michael O'Loughlin, Ph.D., has been honored with the 2013 Adelphi University Award for Faculty Scholarship and Creative Work.

She enjoys visiting such New York City attractions as Central Park, Times Square, SoHo and Little Italy.

Mr. Samuels decided on a career in education during his high school years when he traveled to a village in El Salvador with a religious group that held ministries there for children.

Video journalist Dan Brenner covers Adelphi's Research Day.

Adelphi University is a Princeton Review Best College.

“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.”

Grandin will deliver the talk “The World Needs all Kinds of Minds."

Dorothy Richardson, a three-time All-American and NCAA Softball Player of the Decade for the 1980s, has also distinguished herself in medicine--with a significant assist from Adelphi University.

Adelphi University graduate Meaghan Raftery Kaplan is passionate. Her passion to work with the geriatric population is something she discovered early in life.

"I like going to work every day. I love what I do."

“I have my eyes glued on all of the fitness technology products that are out right now.”

“My professional baseball contract isn’t hanging up in my hallway in my house. My diploma from Adelphi is.”

Katherine Hock '05 shares how she overcame her fear of public speaking.

Adelphi University’s Alice Hoffman Young Writers Retreat celebrates 10 years.

Professor Vaux's exhibit, Dr. Shore on children with gadgets, Children's Robotics League at Adelphi.

Hall of Fame girls' lacrosse and field hockey coach Diane Chapman, M.S. '90, was honored with the Village of Garden City's Community Achievement Award.

The GI Bill allowed him to pursue his master’s degree in childhood special education at Adelphi.

Danny McCabe McCabe comes to Adelphi from Hofstra, where he was a part of the Intercollegiate Athletic program for eight years.

In five years at Adelphi, Kyle Blackmer '12, M.A. '13, earned two degrees, played on the men's soccer team and learned of his new talent—playing trombone in a jazz ensemble.

She has been teaching English as a foreign language in Japan with the JET Program.