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Dominic Fareri, PhD, to lead collaborative study on how understanding personality traits impacts the navigation of social situations.
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Autism experts and autistic people are pushing back on Robert F Kennedy’s “terrible” approach to autism as the health secretary plans more expansive monitoring of autistic people’s health records and proposes cuts to disability services.
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Adelphi ֱsophomore swimmer Ryan Kakimseit has become more than a standout in the pool. In just two seasons, he has emerged as the face of a rising program, a two-time NE10 Swimmer of the Year, and a humble leader whose medals rest not on his shelf—but inside the University’s trophy case.
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The launch of an artificial intelligence undergraduate degree program will equip students with the skills to design and understand AI algorithms for real-world impact, and prepare them for a smarter world.
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Adelphi ֱbroke records for Giving Day 2025, fueled by the University's Momentum Campaign, Extraordinary Impact, and the generosity of the entire Adelphi community. The theme, 1,896 Minutes of Giving, honored Adelphi's founding in 1896.
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Parents often look down at the whorl on the top of their children’s heads and wonder what, exactly, is going on inside. An industry of books, video games, films, merchandise and museums offers some insight: They’re probably thinking about the Titanic.
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In the recently released 2025 U.S. News & World Report annual rankings of graduate programs, Adelphi ֱsaw significant improvements in several key program areas, including nursing, psychology and public health.
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Learning to plan ahead is a great strategy when it comes to taxes. Many Americans are looking for ways to limit what they owe via credits or deductions. Yet, with ever-evolving regulations and sometimes arcane tax laws, it can be tricky to do so.
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Adelphi ֱhas officially launched its Doctor of Social Work (DSW) program, designed to equip social work professionals with the advanced leadership and practice skills necessary to address pressing social challenges.
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Launched in the fall of 1994, the Adelphi ֱHonors College is now celebrating three decades of excellence in education. As part of that celebration, we spoke with the founding dean, Richard Garner, PhD, and the current dean, Susan Dinan, PhD, about the College and how it has evolved over the years.
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China's rising influence in the Caribbean and Latin America in recent years has raised concerns about its potential political and economic impact on Florida.
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This guest essay reflects the views of Louise Skolnik, professor emeritus of social work at Adelphi ֱand former Nassau County director of human services and deputy commissioner of the county's Department of Social Services.
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Kaiya Provost, PhD, and K.C. Rondello, MD, discuss the risks of bird flu to area birds, pets and humans—and how Adelphi is safeguarding our campus.
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These Adelphi students have used their degrees to forge different career paths.
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Monica Morales-Hernandez, assistant teaching professor of mathematics, draws on her experiences as both a woman and a Latina to teach her Adelphi students that they, too, can excel in math.
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The Adelphi ֱRobert B. Willumstad School of Business is proud to announce its inclusion in the prestigious 2025 Poets&Quants Best Undergraduate Business Schools rankings.
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Collaboration leads to musical composition that tells a story without words.
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With support from a two-part PhysTEC grant, Matthew Wright, PhD, associate professor and chair of physics, is leading Adelphi’s partnership role in the inaugural Cosmic Pathways conference, held in March at The City College of New York for high school and college students, as well as guiding physics students to network with area high school teachers and students.
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Dancers make beautiful music through movement in this integrative approach to performance.
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It all started in 2021—the (STEM)2 Network, funded by a $500,000 award from the National Science Foundation, set out to support faculty in transforming undergraduate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education from within.
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Some people across Long Island and throughout the nation are grappling with concerns over the U.S. economy, with many worried about a potential recession this year.
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Adelphi ֱstudents participated in the university’s annual Shark Tank-style Business Plan Competition last Friday at the Ruth S. Harley ֱCenter.
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In a single week, 6,900 New Yorkers died of COVID-19, one month after it was declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020. Overwhelmed hospitals lined up beds and ventilators in hallways as doctors and nurses struggled to understand a virus that was more lethal than anything they had seen before.
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The age of artificial intelligence (AI) is here, as companies, organizations and governments worldwide are racing to create technology that improves quality of life, enhances revenue and generates breakthrough solutions.
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Adelphi ֱNational Mentoring Month Celebration Showcases the Strength of Working Together for Success
Published:A night to celebrate Jovia Mentoring: Guiding and Inspiring Student Success at Adelphi University.
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This innovative play offered theatergoers a chance to take part in a story that reveals how an excess of information can alter relationships and mental well-being.