News at Adelphi

"At Adelphi, students learn as much outside the classroom as they do within it. Studying at Adelphi has been a truly multidimensional experience. It is an opportunity that shouldn’t be missed."

"My Adelphi experience has given me the opportunity to work with amazing professors in my future field."

An Adelphi University graduate and an Adelphi associate professor for 10 years, Dr. Coughlin relishes sharing her expertise and experiences with students in the College of Nursing and Public Health. “You’re a nurse all the time, not just while you’re working. It’s really the difference between a profession and an occupation.”

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

Dr. Moats brings a lifetime of emergency response experience to his virtual classroom.

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.

Enhance your skill-set with the Translation Certificate Program.

The visual art teacher in Plainedge Public Schools has brought what she learned into the classroom.

Terrence Ross, an associate professor of communications, judges each class by how much the students teach him.

Eugenia Villa-Cuesta, Ph.D., started Active Adelphi as a way for professors to learn from one another.

Cheryl McAuliffe, M.S.W. ’06, Ph.D. ’13, is the new director of the B.S.W. program in the School of Social Work.

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

Lee Stemkoski, Ph.D., has helped students have fun while they learn to create video games.

Michael Schroeck and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger spoke about Big Data, it's meaning, it's uses and its future.

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 sample of Honors College students explain what they think makes a student flourish in the classroom. The ideas they present play off of philosophical ideas of open-mindedness.

Dean Shawn O'Riley looks back on 40 years of University College.

The new chapter will honor students who have demonstrated consistent academic excellence.

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

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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.

Jan Eliasson, Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Students share their opinions about meeting Nassau County District Attorney, Kathleen Rice.

Participating in the fifth annual Back-to-School Event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations.

The Literary Encounters series featured Téa Obreht and Alexi Zentner, two literary professionals showcasing their talents, perspectives and approaches to their work.

Dr. Benjamin will present her paper, “Only One Can Live: the Fear of Harming and the Need for Repair.”