News at Adelphi

Matt Johansen, '08, senior manager, threat research center at WhiteHat Security provided some tips to avoid becoming a data breach casualty.

President Robert A. Scott reflects on how Adelphi fairs in terms of mission, resources, safety and student progress.

Juanita Hotchkiss, M.S.W. ’15, used personal struggles and classroom training as a springboard for relief efforts in Queens, NY, after Hurricane Sandy.

Department of communications student highlights from 2015.

It is typically the final hurdle for communications majors on their way to graduation. This is the Senior Thesis.

The department issued a new decree last month banning the use of cell phones in the classrooms.

Department of communications staff and faculty highlights from 2015.

Communications students participated in a unique and adventurous 2016 winter session in Cuba.

High school journalists and their advisors attended the 15th annual Press Day and Quill Awards.

A letter to the community from the Chair of the Department of Communications

Drone aerial photography boldly takes communications program to new heights.

Brent Russell '13, M.S.W '14 uses his military experience and Social Work knowledge to help Veterans recover.

Dr. Sanyal will take the helm of the Willumstad School on July 1, 2015.

Find out who holds the records for Adelphi's Strongest Man and Woman.

Dr. Robert A. Scott talks about violence, race, and justice.

President of the Hague Appeal for Peace

Kenneth Murray ’15 became a professional dancer while he was studying at Adelphi. Tenacious, professional, driven, he dreams of Broadway and opening his own studio.

"We all have one great teacher—sometimes more than one—who made a critical difference, but one can be just enough." - Sam L Grogg

“A college student is not a test score,” said Daniel Rosenberg, Ph.D., director of Adelphi's General Studies Learning Community.

Students and professors joined Trio Solisti on the stage of the PAC Concert Hall.

Professor George Russell shares his teaching philosophy based on influential teachers and his many years at Adelphi.

Assistant professor Catherine Chung talks about the talented students she meets in her creative writing classes.

Visiting assistant professor Kristin Pepper uses robots to help her engage her students while they learn to code.

Why would these Adelphi students prefer to spend hours doing research?

Three alumni pursued very different majors but what they have in common is that they found professors who made profound impacts on their lives.

Set design is about space and sculpture, and what the environment says about the characters.

Department of Sociology professors research social disparities in health and homicides.

Students learn best when faculty members use their experiences to illustrate concepts taught in the classroom.

Melina Giakoumis ’11 wanted to be in the field and combine research with her love for animals.