News at Adelphi

“Adelphi allows you to be who you want to be.” — Amanda Hayman ’17

In 2002, colleagues and friends of alumnus and former coach Paul Doherty '62 established The Paul J. Doherty Memorial Scholarship.

In celebration of our Adelphi spirit, you are invited to join the entire campus community (faculty, staff and students) in showing our Panther Pride when we wear it on Wednesdays! On each Wednesday, sport your brown and gold or Adelphi apparel as a celebration of our community.  Don’t have too much brown or gold in…

Growing up playing basketball, Ben Kenyon always dreamed of a career in the NBA.

The Adelphi University College of Nursing and Public Health has given Francis the tools to excel. She currently works as a medical secretary at Advanced Sports physical therapy in Queens, New York, and intends to continue her career in the healthcare field in a management position. “This degree helps me to be more well-rounded in the field and truly understand how the system works,” she explained.

Victoria Chiesa ’15 turned her passion for sports into writing experience. She had two internships and a freelancing gig at Newsday, CBS Sports and Tennis View Magazine, respectively.

“I am so grateful for the scholarship support I’m receiving because I know that means I won’t be left worrying so much about paying off debt after graduating."

“Being the recipient of this scholarship support has without question pushed me to do my absolute best in the classroom and when I go out on the field.”

“It’s an honor that the Nebletts have chosen to support a student like me, who may not have the perfect GPA, but works hard and is involved in so many aspects of the University and School.”

“I’ve been given so many opportunities at Adelphi….the University and the people I’ve met here have shaped me into the person I am today.”

Chris Armas '94, and Clinical Assistant Professor Dan Bedard, M.A., discuss ways concussion protocol has changed over the years to protect athletes.

Alumni working in the field of athletics discuss ways injuries can be prevented by athletes and dancers.

“Every time I have the opportunity to meet one of my scholarship recipients, I am reminded of my years as a student-athlete at Adelphi. The experiences I had and the relationships I formed during my years on the playing field shaped my life and career.”

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

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.

Brian Carney will graduate in December 2014 and pursue life in the United States Marine Corps.

Constuction Update on South Ave reopening to vehicles

“Adelphi had a strong reputation. Its graduates had a high acceptance rate to medical schools,” said Dr. Kennedy.

David Duke will lead Adelphi men's basketball after two years as the Associate Head Coach at Fordham University.

This is the first All-Met honor for Sade Jackson and the second for Jessica Kitrys.

Meredith Whitley, Ph.D., has worked with leaders and organizations across the United States and Africa to implement programs that engage underserved youth in sports in order to foster life skills.

Join the Panthers on Saturday, May 3 for an evening of wine tasting.

Join us to honor outstanding athletes and athletics supporters.

Panthers excel on the field and in class.

TD Bank sponsorship brings free webcast streaming of games.

Join us to honor outstanding athletes and athletics supporters.

Catch up with the accomplishments of Adelphi's fall sports squads.

He will represent the Northeast-10 Conference.

Being part of a team helps a transfer student’s transition into campus life.