News at Adelphi

When designing a fitness program, the first step is to determine which goals are most important for you.

Find out what the alumni from the Department of Political Science are up to.

Recent achievements of the faculty of the Department of Political Science.

Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.

"I used my sabbatical time to focus on and enlarge my research on the politics of care."

Margaret Gray has been recognized with two prestigious awards for her recent book.

Reach out, ask questions and seek advice.

Students share their opinions about meeting Nassau County District Attorney, Kathleen Rice.

Participating in the fifth annual Back-to-School Event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations.

A student talks about his summer internship with Nonviolence International.

Students talk about their Summer 2014 internships with various companies.

Adelphi students express their opinion about the challenges facing the global community.

Congratulations to all the Political Science majors on their accomplishments!

Learn about the winners of the department awards and the professors the awards are named for.

On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, at 3:30 p.m., students, faculty, staff and alumni will be introduced to Adelphi University’s 10th president.

The Literary Encounters series featured Téa Obreht and Alexi Zentner, two literary professionals showcasing their talents, perspectives and approaches to their work.

Alumna Marguerite Izzo was inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame and met President Barack Obama at the White House.

Meet three students who were able to take part in the Summer 2014 Horace McDonell Fellows student research program.

Veronica Kelleher: Nursing major and Help Desk Assistant.

Dr. Benjamin will present her paper, “Only One Can Live: the Fear of Harming and the Need for Repair.”

Dean Jane Ashdown attended Conversations on Race at Adelphi's Garden City campus on October 13, 2014.

Camille is passionate about going green and is doing all that she can to express their love for the environment and her excitement to save it.

“As a kid...it always saddened me to hear about endangered species.”

As an Adelphi undergraduate, he began charting a career path that combines sports, teaching and leadership and now teaches at Urban Dove TEAM Charter School in Brooklyn.

Compelled to teach in the inner-city, she drives more than 100 miles round trip each day to teach science at KAPPA 5, a public school for Grades 6–8 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

The first to receive a Ph.D. in speech-language pathology from the Ammon School of Education, Dr. Nwosu works with speech- and hearing-impaired children at P.S. 69 in Queens.

“Ultracold molecules are probably one of the most exciting things that people are trying to get in my field right now,” Dr. Wright said.

Bogdanov is intent on applying his programming savvy to improve the delivery of healthcare and education.

Randee Heller played the incomparable Miss Blankenship on AMC's hit drama Mad Men, which earned her an Emmy nomination.

“To me, wildlife conservation isn’t something that knows political boundaries because wild animals don’t know political boundaries.”