News at Adelphi
- College of Arts & Sciences
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Lee Stemkoski, PhD, professor of mathematics and computer science and director of the Innovation Center, shares his thoughts on using artificial intelligence in job seeking.
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Published:There are advantages to integrating AI in the classroom—with caveats.
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John Lund, Adelphi physics and computer science student, presented his research during NASA’s Student Airborne Research Program (SARP) internship.
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Published:A grant of over $740K has been awarded to Adelphi University to create modern learning spaces for students in its new Manhattan Center.
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Published:It’s not every day that a packed university audience gets to hear what award-winning actor Sarah Jessica Parker’s favorite books were as a child—or to have a unique poem typed out just for them, or to learn how a neuroscientist became a bestselling author, or even why an investigative reporter was drawn to a 50-year-old serial killer case.
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Published:When Adelphi University launched the most ambitious fundraising campaign in its history, there was quiet confidence that its $100 million goal could be met.
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Reflecting on Gratitude
CategoriesPublished:It is the perfect time of year to pause and reflect on how giving thanks—gratitude—can strengthen our well-being and sense of connection.
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Published:How do birds make parenting decisions? An Adelphi faculty member is conducting fascinating research to understand the complexities of the avian parent and child relationship.
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Published:Adelphi University has distinguished itself among the nation’s top virtual educators.
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Matthew Wright, PhD, professor and chair of physics, is featured on an episode of the outlet’s podcast discussing how department chairs are handling budget tightening.
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Tandra Chakraborty, PhD, professor of biology, shares her expertise on GLP-1 weight loss drugs.
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Published:An Adelphi professor uses machine learning to analyze 20,000 syllables of White-crowned Sparrow song.
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Published:Some people may think, in a world of rapidly evolving technology, that English is becoming an outdated major.
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Published:In the United States, academic law reviews are generally found at the graduate level.
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Published:The National Science Foundation has awarded an Adelphi University physics professor a grant to research the limits of image resolution.
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Published:Adelphi has once again been recognized by Forbes as the highest-ranked private university on Long Island and by U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s Best Colleges.
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Published:Seven-year-old Briar drew a picture of her dad, Ryan Wosleger, due to receive his MA in 2026, for Father’s Day in June. It depicts a bespectacled Ryan wearing a “Best Dad” T-shirt, a red superhero cape flowing behind him. The image is spot on. After all, the second-grader was her artist dad’s first student.
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When Jack Kaye ’76, PhD, first looked up at the sky as a boy growing up in Malverne, New York, he never imagined that one day he would study Earth itself—from space. Yet over the course of a 41-year career at NASA, he has done just that, gazing at our planet from vantage points few have ever known and helping humanity understand the fragile systems that sustain life.
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Matthew Wright, PhD, professor and chair of the physics department, will discuss his latest book, on college success, at the Watertown Library in Connecticut.
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Published:Samuel Abrams ’23 and Daniel Hickey ’20 are using their studio art and video game design degrees from Adelphi in roles at Universal Studios and High Moon Studios.
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Published:At Adelphi’s Innovation Center, students find a remarkable place to share their projects, research and goals for the future.
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James Rigano ’74 has always been passionate about doing what he loves.
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Published:Students can earn a bachelor’s and master’s degree in just five years with Adelphi’s time-and-tuition-saving 4+1 accelerated programs.