News at Adelphi

The 300-plus area high school students who attended the Human Rights Awareness Day Conference on Adelphi’s Garden City campus left with useful information about the various forms of discrimination, sexual harassment, mental health and immigration.

Adelphi University theater, nursing and social work students and faculty, under the guidance of Autism Friendly Spaces, put on a performance for individuals on the spectrum and their families.

Gregory Piccioli, B.A. ’89 is an Emmy Award-winning television producer.

The arts are alive and well at Adelphi, especially during December, when the Dance, Music and Theatre programs stage almost daily events at the Performing Arts Center.

Events for both the entertainment and education of other cultures.

The award-winning musical RENT kicks off the Adelphi PAC’s 10th anniversary season.

The New York Theatre Workshop (NYTW) completed its sixth summer residency at Adelphi University.

Associate Professor Sydney Marquez Boquiren’s chamber opera “Independence Eve” premiered at Signature Theatre's ARK Theater on Saturday, June 3.

We have unearthed some photos from over 50 years ago of one of our Spanish faculty leaders from the 1960s, Dr. Alva Ebersole.

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

A visual artist who found her artistic direction with the help of the Department of Art and Art History, Baldwin has found success after success in the years since her graduation.

Were it not for Adelphi theater department chair and professor, Nicholas Petron, M.A. '71, Randall Emmett may not have gone to college.

Adelphi Provost and Executive Vice President Sam L Grogg, Ph.D., talks about his experience as a producer of "The Trip to Bountiful" and how it informs his academic leadership.

Join us for lights, treats, performances and other holiday events, on campus and in New York City.

Adelphi’s partnership with the New York Theatre Workshop is hands-on learning at its best.

“I never made plans so I was never disappointed,” Dan Glosser ’73 said about his career and life. “I just let life happen. I show up every day prepared to learn and have fun with the most talented, diverse, experienced, fun-loving, caring, dysfunctional friends I’ve been blessed to have in my life.”

“At Adelphi I learned that creating your own work is important and that branching outside of your comfort zones is crucial as an artist.”

“At Adelphi I received attention when I needed it but I also learned how to be responsible.”

Justin Vivian Bond ’85 takes no prisoners and holds little sacred—at least when the spotlight is on.

Adelphi's fourth Chalk UP! was the biggest yet, and signified the start of another year of the Ephemeral exhibition.

Lally, an associate professor of theater, talks about the Now You See Me/Now You Hear Me performance and her commitment to spreading social justice through theater.

Adelphi associate professor Christopher Saucedo's compelling artwork is exhibited in the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.

As the General Manager of Winchester Mystery House, Magnuson leads a staff of 110 employees that operate the mansion’s world-famous tours.

“Forbes” Features Record Label Founder Chris Zarou ’12.

Events for both the entertainment and education of other cultures.

Walt Disney World is known as “the place where dreams come true.” Jack Feivou ’87 lived the dream for almost 20 years.

In her new job, Alexandra Aug ’16 is a roadie, teacher, actor and producer for the traveling Missoula Children’s Theatre Company.

After Adelphi, Christopher Myers ’16 wasted no time getting to the professional stage across the country in Chillicothe, Ohio.

CUNY Dance Initiative will stage a dance choreographed by Melissa Riker ’96 on its rooftop plaza in Manhattan.

Adelphi alumna Mirirai Sithole ’12 wins Rosemarie Tichler Fund Grant, which awards $3,000 to assist young actors who have appeared in the CSC.