News at Adelphi

"Building a Culture of Peace" featured a panel discussion, video from the frontline of wars and workshops on peace-building strategies.

Global Kids, a nonprofit organization founded in 1989 by Carole Artigiani, a former college professor and the wife of Adelphi President Robert A. Scott, has been in partnership with Adelphi for 15 years.

Carol A. Ammon, MBA ‘79, ’10 (Hon.), DNP has created three scholarships that will ensure the Ammon name lives on at Adelphi and directly support students in need of scholarship funds.

Greg Letter, Ph.D., and Professor Dan Bedard have high hopes for Adelphi's new online M.S. in Sport Management program.

Dean Ashdown highlights Adelphi University's partnerships with local schools.

The Office of Student Financial Services helped Dujmovic earn a bachelor's and master's degree from Adelphi.

Adelphi provided the former softball standout with many opportunities, including her first job.

"My years at Adelphi were exciting and gratifying...Scott and I are delighted to support this wonderful, vibrant institution to help ensure that current and future students will also enjoy the same high quality experience that I did at Adelphi."

Students from Adelphi and Queens High School of Teaching collaborated on a memoir-writing project that strengthened an already solid partnership between the schools.

Knoll taught English in Philadelphia and Japan before his current job at a middle-school in Bayside, New York.

Shanice Manning: Mathematics/STEP major and Web Team Assistant.

Veronica Jimenez-Harrison, a bilingual speech-language pathologist, is pursuing a doctorate at Adelphi University.

Joseph Hoffman, Ph.D. '14, earned his doctorate at Adelphi while working full-time as a speech-language pathologist.

A discussion on race, police use of force and the law took place at Adelphi University's Olmsted Theatre on December 8, 2014.

John Wygand, M.A. has been awarded the American College of Sports Medicine Fellow (ACSM).

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Graduate student Melody Zambriski has undertaken a research study that involves investigating the impact of rhyming books on language-impaired children.

With Adelphi set to launch its online M.S. in Sport Management program in Spring 2015, more students will gain exposure to the wide range of opportunities in sports.

Lilleen Ferraro ’06, M.A. ’07, and her daughter, Sarah Russell, share a common bond—Adelphi University.

Associate Professor Mara Manson, Ed.D., received the Distinguished Service Award from the New York State Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreating and Dance.

Alumna Marguerite Izzo was inducted into the National Teachers Hall of Fame and met President Barack Obama at the White House.

Dean Jane Ashdown attended Conversations on Race at Adelphi's Garden City campus on October 13, 2014.

As an Adelphi undergraduate, he began charting a career path that combines sports, teaching and leadership and now teaches at Urban Dove TEAM Charter School in Brooklyn.

Compelled to teach in the inner-city, she drives more than 100 miles round trip each day to teach science at KAPPA 5, a public school for Grades 6–8 in Brownsville, Brooklyn.

The first to receive a Ph.D. in speech-language pathology from the Ammon School of Education, Dr. Nwosu works with speech- and hearing-impaired children at P.S. 69 in Queens.

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

She wants her preschool students to "love the process of learning, not just the end result."

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

With World War II raging in February of 1943, Adelphi opened its nursing school with an enrollment of just under 30 women. By October of that year, 187 women were enrolled.

An Adelphi University student organized a dinner in Brooklyn, New York, so Jews and Muslims could get to know one another.