News at Adelphi

"I went from hardly being able to construct a complex sentence or write a paragraph without grammatical and spelling errors to graduating in three years magna cum laude."

Brian Carney will graduate in December 2014 and pursue life in the United States Marine Corps.

Stephanie Lake, Ph.D., prides herself in being accessible for her students.

Aaren Freeman, Ph.D., takes his marine biology students to Maine to study its coastal ecosystem.

A thought-provoking discussion by a panel of experts launches the first in the Center for Health Innovation's Rapid Response series.

From tuition policies to special services and events, Adelphi goes out of its way to serve veterans.

Pangolins—once populous throughout Taiwan—are threatened by hunting as well as habitat loss and rapid development.

“I created a scholarship in memory of my late husband. I am deeply grateful each year for the opportunity to meet the John A. Weisz scholarship recipients; clearly, they remind me of the promise of Adelphi.”

Assistant Professor VanAlstine-Parris takes you through the Organic Chemistry class she teaches.

The link between the music departments of Adelphi University and Nassau Community College (NCC) is described as a "pipeline".

New resource available for political and social science research.

“Get comfortable with the uncomfortable” is my challenge to students because theatre, like life, is full of uncomfortable moments.

Adelphi’s theatre department chair receives recognition as a leader of performing arts.

Students and faculty offer their takes on what the Nexus Building and Welcome Center will offer, come Fall 2015.

More than 150 students, faculty and staff rally for the People's Climate March.

Dr. Gray has won awards for “Labor and the Locavore: The Making of a Comprehensive Food Ethic”

Through her many experiences Olivia Autry is well prepared for the next stage of her career.

Find out what the alumni of Adelphi University's International Studies Program are doing now.

Read about the research and activities being done by the faculty of the Levermore Global Scholars Program.

With her capstone project, Ida interned at Scholars at Risk Network, where she was able to explore the complexity of academic freedom.

Natnael Petros talks about his wonderful experience studying abroad in Morocco.

Vladimir Drobnjak, Croatia Representative to the UN, visited Adelphi to discuss EU enlargement in light of recent events in Ukraine.

Adelphi’s International Leadership Coordinating Committee and the Department of Political Science host an Ambassador Lecture Series.

Congratulations Ida Iselin Eriksson, Iselin Jensen, Valeria Mendoza, Justin Nakrin, Colleen Raga, Kristie Ranchurejee, Samantha Upshaw!

Congratulations Ida Eriksson, Valeria Mendoza, Colleen Raga and Kristie Ranchurejee, who were awarded International Studies Honors.

The International Studies Program hosted Mary Ellen Callahan for a lecture about different global approaches to security and privacy.

Read this message from the new International Studies Director, which appeared in the September 2014 issue of the newsletter.

Constuction Update on South Ave reopening to vehicles

“Adelphi had a strong reputation. Its graduates had a high acceptance rate to medical schools,” said Dr. Kennedy.

After receiving her degree, Edrman became an infusion nurse in outpatient oncology at Oregon Health and Science University.