News at Adelphi

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Kim Petry '91 joined itBit in 2015, as itBit—founded in 2013 as a bitcoin exchange—began shifting its focus from trading bitcoin to the technology of blockchain.

To be cast in a play by esteemed playwright Charles Mee at Brooklyn’s acclaimed BAM Theater is a privilege few actors can claim. José Leon ’14 earned it just two years after graduating.

Brantley hopes to play in the major leagues someday. But he is not letting that goal deter him from his other equally compelling ambition: to earn a law degree.

Sithole’s part, as Mother Courage’s mute daughter Kattrin, was the second biggest in the play, and in a rave review, The New York Times described her performance as “simply extraordinary,” noting that she gave the production “a moving emotional center.”

Bones are assistant professor of biology and paleontologist Michael D’Emic's, Ph.D., keys to unlocking some of the mysteries of dinosaur growth and evolution.

This grant will ensure the involvement of underprivileged and underrepresented minorities in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields.

Justyna Widera, Ph.D., associate professor of chemistry has built her career on improving aspects of renewable energy, as well as inspiring students to do the same.

Sophia studied chemistry at Adelphi and has presented at conferences in Dubai and Spain and conducted research in Poland.

Danielle is the definition of a caring, hands-on practitioner ready to take the lead.

Melissa Riker '96 describes her experience organizing and choreographing various dances, including several pieces for Adelphi's Ephemeral exhibit.

Dr. Stephanie Lake joins dozens of students on discussions of race, justice and police brutality.

Associate professor of history Martin Haas teaches his students about the magic and complexity of films.

North Carolinian Collin Savage graduated in 2016 with a French major and Spanish minor, and a vision of helping others all across the globe.

Matthew Wright, Ph.D., lives in his historic property on a 22-acre green expanse in Smithtown, New York.

Danielle Barnhart ’15 and Iris Mahan ’14 started an all-encompassing writers’ haven.

In Haiti, Gharvhel Carré spent his time trying to help those less fortunate than him. Now, he's working toward his double-major in physics and computer science to do the same.

Chemistry students Sophia King and Diana Chaykina took the opportunity to study abroad with Justyna Widera, Ph.D. in a location rooted in the sciences.

Called a "downtown icon,", Bond is best known as part of the cabaret duo, Kiki and Herb.

The popular event attracted students from 19 schools across Long Island.

"Opera News" raves about Moravec's opera, which just opened at the Minnesota Opera.

Adelphi tops the list by Accredited Schools Online of New York's four-year colleges.

View some of the recent highlights of the department’s activities including faculty research, student achievements, study abroad programs and curriculum developments.

Take a look into Adelphi's past with photos from the four language clubs on campus from 1952.

Highlighting the achievements of our language students.

Dr. Nicole Rudolph was granted tenure and promotion to Associate Professor in French.

Joel Pesapane ’66 is the Chief Financial Officer of Growing Green Inc.

Ron Robinson ’87, a graduate of Adelphi University, is an independent cosmetic chemist and founder of BeautyStat

May 9–May 20, use your extra meal swipes to help women in need.

May 9–May 22, drop off toiletries so they can be donated to shelter residents.