News at Adelphi

Greg Bouris, lecturer and director of Adelphi's undergraduate sport management program, shares his insights on the potential start of the MLB 2020 season during the time of coronavirus in a Q&A with Baltimore Baseball.

Kernel of Sanity, a play by Kermit Fraizer, professor emeritus, is set to be performed as part of playwright and producer Paula Vogel’s Bard at the Gate series. Read the story in Broadway World.

Katherine Hill, an assistant professor of English at Adelphi University, is set to publish her second novel, titled A Short Move.

June 5, 2020 - Adelphi IT has learned from a trusted source that the Chronicle of Higher Education was the victim of a data breach, leading to the public disclosure of email addresses and passwords.

Mark Grabowski, JD, associate professor of communications, shares his expertise on social media and the law in Stash.

The Student Government Association at Adelphi University found it imperative to speak out against instances of racism after the events of the past few days.

Long Island Business News has chosen to honor Anne Mungai, PhD, Adelphi University's associate provost for strategic initiatives and graduate studies, with a 2020 Diversity in Business Award.

As medical offices are reopening, breast cancer patients have many concerns regarding their safety in entering the establishment.

The Willumstad Leadership Scholars Program provides an opportunity for top business students to work as a team and with University executives to receive hands-on experience.

Rachel Ng, a registered nurse worried about bringing the coronavirus into her family’s home, is just one of the frontline healthcare workers temporarily staying safe in an Adelphi residence hall.

Adelphi’s Center for Psychological Services now offers online counseling, providing accessible help for clients and our community while giving doctoral students the chance to learn the techniques of teletherapy.

Adelphi’s nursing program faculty members have been bringing lunch to area hospitals during the crisis. By ordering the food locally, they are helping Long Island's struggling restaurant owners, too.

Over the past few days, the tragic death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, on the heels of other painful tragedies, has reminded us of the racism and prejudice that continues to exist in our society.

Three future Adelphi students are honored in the West Islip Patch.

Retired chief information officer Jack Chen is quoted in a story in the Shelter Island Reporter.

Public Enemy and Adelphi's radio station WBAU inspired another artist, according to a story published on HipHopDX.

A new course launching will acquaint students with digital health and telemedicine and the career possibilities they offer.