News at Adelphi

The Delphian wins top student newspaper award on Long Island.

She has been teaching English as a foreign language in Japan with the JET Program.

While she was still a student at Adelphi, Nicole founded her own design firm. The President and CEO of Nikster Designs said her creative juices have been flowing ever since she can remember.

Theatre major Caitlin Belforti ’13 finds a home in AUPAC.

Adelphi Art Professor Carson Fox creates a provocative installation.

He came to Adelphi to pursue a master’s in applied mathematics. He was almost finished with the degree when he took a theoretical physics course with Anthony Lemos of the Adelphi University Physics Department. One class with Professor Lemos changed everything.

In the three years after he graduated, Anton consulted for Google and led a startup company that arranges unique tours and experiences.

Anthropology and Sociology Professor Douglas London, Ph.D., discovers the key to a healthier life.

Mr. DiLallo and Mr. Miceli are Google software engineers writing computer code to develop and refine Internet search and communications.

In the fast-changing healthcare sector, the ability to innovate is key to an organization's survival. "We constantly have to anticipate, think, change and adapt to the new environments.”

Adelphi's Theatre Department hosted a Q&A with two Hollywood veterans

Alumnus Carlton Douglas Ridenhour will receive honorary doctorate

Demonstrated excellence and leadership during her tenure at Adelphi. The daughter of a single mother, and coming from an immigrant family, she has accomplished much in her academic career.

Adelphi University faculty scholarship and creative work in 2012.

Adelphi faculty investigate environmental impact on aquatic life.

A look at how Adelphi researchers are studying food and nutrition.

“Getting involved was the way I made my friends and got to know so many people here."

"I began researching the Adelphi website, searching for opportunities that would provide a sense of empowerment for me."

Guggenhem Fellowship for music composition

Adelphi University's Community Reads pick, Michael Pollan's The Omnivore's Dilemma, sparks discussion and engagement for freshman and the AU community at large.

Adelphi University's College of Arts and Sciences welcomes U.N. Human Rights Award winner and human rights activist Shula Koenig.

Adelphi University College of Arts and Sciences faculty, alumni and students weigh in on the controversial issue of global warming.

The Adelphi University community and visitors hungry for the arts can can now watch high-definition digital presentations of films, the ballet, the opera and more at Adelphi University's Performing Arts Center (AUPAC).

Stephan Berger '12 recounts the meaningful personal and professional experience.

Three Adelphi professors are completing a translation of 17th Century French text "An Analysis of the Infinitely Small."

Stephen Goldberg, Ph.D., finds time to tap into his first love—making music.

Adelphi professor Andrea Ward integrates biology research with a lifelong love of dance in her Anatomy of Dance course.

Adelphi female physics alumni address current theories and offer solutions regarding the shortage of women in physics and engineering.

Adelphi's Michael LaCombe, Ph.D., and Douglas London, Ph.D., discuss the role of food in our lives.

Beth Christensen, Ph.D., shares her collaborative research experience mapping the sea floor near Fire Island in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.