News at Adelphi

Campus Compact 2018 Newman Civic Fellows includes Adelphi University junior Antonette White, a political science major dedicated to social justice and creating an inclusive environment on campus.

High school students from across Long Island gathered at Adelphi University for a day promoting human rights, sensitivity and respect for people of all races, religions, cultures, ages and genders.

Last year, Adelphi hosted 344 weekend programs for 12,200 students and 395 weekday programs for 10,300 students.

Join Adelphi University during winter break to volunteer in Houston, Texas for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.

No Impact Week is an immersive educational program that empowers members of the Adelphi University Community to experience how lower impact living can benefit the planet, the people, and the individual.

High impact learning practices don't just improve students' experiences within the Adelphi community—they also prepare students for their postcollege careers.

Three new programs in the Adelphi University College of Nursing and Public Health are helping student nurses find new careers in nursing.

The Adelphi community is jumping into action to help in relief efforts from the recent hurricanes.

The Latino Student Association invites members of the Adelphi community to join us in celebrating Hispanic and Latino heritage.

Adelphi is promoting community health programs with its exciting new Health Innovation Awards program.

The Center for International Education caught up with Dr. Patrice to speak about her summer in Florence.

Adelphi hosted the Career Opportunities in the Accounting Profession, where underrepresented students learn about business through classes and workshops.

Associate Professor Melanie E. L. Bush, Ph.D. M.P.H., Department of Sociology, is deeply engaged internationally, with a multitude of projects and colleagues that span the globe.

Brittany Beers, a graduate of Long Island Doctor of Audiology Consortium, recalls her hearing mission with the Starkey Hearing Foundation.

The Long Island Au.D. program participated in hearing screenings of Special Olympics athletes.

Adelphi alumna Sharla-Renee Hart ’09, M.A. ’14, and Cynthia Proscia, M.A. ’92, have co-founded an initiative to bring sustainability and health education to Hempstead elementary schools.

Sharla-Renee Hart ’09, M.A. ’14, sees health and well-being as assets shared by the community.

In her research entitled "Life Under the Tent Is Not Safe," Carolann L. Daniel, Ph.D., explores the challenges of displaced youth after the 2010 Haiti earthquake.

Daniel Kaplan's research on dementia is providing a roadmap of hope for family and caregivers, and battles a lack of understanding of this often-stigmatized neurological condition.

Students and faculty of the Long Island Au.D. Consortium traveled to Trinidad and Tobago for 7 days to provide free hearing healthcare and services to underserved communities.

Winter break is traditionally a time for catching up on TV shows and sleeping in, but 21 Adelphi University students visited Louisiana this January for an opportunity to give back.

Adelphi University is reaching out to immigrant populations across Long Island in an effort to educate them about emergency preparedness.

The Annual Human Rights Awareness Conference convenes at Adelphi to discuss critical topics with High School students.

The Our Children, Peace and Violence freshman seminar is just one of the classes that get students putting a topic into its real-world context and taking action.

The Bridges to Adelphi program is creating ways for students with autism to land jobs and internships.

Adelphi faculty and alumni venture to North Africa to document the Saharawi, a once-nomadic people who have lived in a refugee camp since 1975.

Students and faculty of the Long Island Au.D. Consortium traveled to India for ten days to provide free hearing healthcare and services to undeserved communities.

A look at what community service means at Adelphi