Personal coaching from professors and a quick train ride to New York City make Adelphi an ideal place to study arts and humanities. Isuri Wijesundara earned her BFA in acting at Adelphi and is now attending Yale School of Drama.

Meet Zareen Parvez Shaikh, a physician assistant and mother of two, who’s getting top training in the professions—an MBA in Professional Business Administration from the Robert B. Willumstad School of Business.

Adelphi transforms lives. A good example is Areeba Khalid. She loves math—but her professors encouraged her to also explore other directions. Now she’s getting her doctorate in biomedical engineering.

Biology major Jason Menjivar was looking for a warm, welcoming and inclusive community, and found it at Adelphi. The New York metro area is amazingly diverse — home to people from every background, religion and culture. Adelphi reflects that.

Sierra Romano is a first-generation student majoring in communications. In her segment, she explains how Adelphi’s unique approach to learning is changing her life.

Sarah Joy Gallard is an Honors College molecular neuroscience major on the premed track. Even though she’s only a sophomore, she’s already doing research in applied sciences. She also works at the campus Starbucks.

Many students are drawn to Adelphi because of its global thinking and global impact. Saira Amar is one of them. Adelphi has opened a world of opportunities for Saira — like interning at the United Nations.

Miguel Velasquez is a bilingual student leader and Newman Civic Fellow who gives tours of Adelphi’s beautiful campus in English and Spanish — and enjoys the quick train ride into New York City.

Adelphi is known for its top-ranked nursing program. That’s what drew Kezia Lovell here. She’s a senior nursing major who is passionate about making the world a better place.

What’s it like outside the classroom at Adelphi? With over 90 clubs and activities, exciting athletics and intramurals, there’s lots of student life. Sarah Carbain, a future teacher, shares her story.