News at Adelphi

Nicholas Reeves brings together classical, sacred, and popular influences in well-crafted music that is gaining attention in New York City and beyond.

Jim Oshinsky has a vision – that everyone is musical, and that improvisation is the bridge that can naturally connect one human being to another.

A teacher for more than 25 years, Kelley Nassief is a vocal pedagogue featured in master classes and clinics throughout the country.

She is known for her rare ability to play multiphonics—a technique somewhat akin to playing double-stops on a string instrument.

Don Larsen, a native Long Islander, holds a BS in Music Ed from Hofstra University and an MS in Music Ed from Queens College.

A violinist of great range and energy, Salley Koo has performed internationally as a solo and chamber musician.

At Adelphi University, she teaches voice, vocal pedagogy and is the director of Adelphi Opera Theatre.

Jalylah Burrell is an educator, veteran arts journalist, oral historian, deejay, audio editor, digital content producer/director and PhD candidate.

Enjoying a diverse career in solo performance, conducting, accompanying and pedagogy, pianist Karen Faust Baer maintains a vital musical presence.

As the former director of Lenox Hill Hospital’s Center for Attention and Learning, Dr. Kay significantly expanded testing and advocacy services for low-income children with learning disabilities.

Andreas Karpf, Ph.D. hosted a presentation on New Horizons' mission to Pluto before hosting Observatory Night.

Adelphi collaborates with leading institutions to create a network of knowledge and make sure students are getting the most well-rounded healthcare informatics experience.

A Preview Of Adelphi's Doctor Of Nursing Practice

For Morrison, anthropology offers the possibility of studying both ancient skeletal remains and recent human history.

Learn about Adelphi's expanding Social Work Programs in Orange County, New York.

Audrey Freshman Ph.D, explains the success of the continuing education workshops at Adelphi.

Schoenfuss will take everything she learned at Adelphi and use it at her internship at the Institute for American Indian Studies in Connecticut.

Veteran journalist and fiction author, Scott James ’84, gets asked all the time by writers: “How do I make sure my book is a hit?”

Dean Shawn O'Riley talks about the upcoming semester.

A warm welcome to Adelphi's 10th president

This alumna returned to teach social work in the Hudson Valley Center.

Assistant Professor John Drew incorporates Border Stories, a documentary built on immigration stories on the U.S./Mexico border, into his journalism courses.

Adjunct professor Heather Salerno draws from her journalism background in teaching the Arts and Entertainment Reporting course.

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

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

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

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

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