By Scott Brinton Editor’s note: This column first appeared in Herald Community Newspapers/LIHerald.com. To read the original, click here. A cold wind, as loud as
By Rachel Hajec Editor’s note: Part two in a series examining education in a post-Covid era. It was early March 2020, and students, parents and
By Ken Forman Editor’s note: The following is the second of two student reports on Hofstra University’s coverage of the recent Democratic National Convention in
By Camryn Bowden Editor’s note: The following is one of two student reports on Hofstra University’s coverage of the recent Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
By Michael Malaszczyk Editor’s note: Part two in a two-part series. It’s called Strong Island for a reason. The toughness and tenacity of Long Island
By Michael Malaszczyk Editor’s note: Part one in a two-part series. Since 2011, three boxing world champions have come from Long Island, and that’s not
By Kenny Forman Editor’s note: Part one in a series examining education in the post-Covid era. Uniondale School District parent Claudia Barnes sensed her daughter
By Leslie Omana The following is the third installment in a series of stories written by the 10 talented participants in the 2024 Hofstra University
By Princess Davis The following is the second installment in a series of stories written by the 10 talented participants in the 2024 Hofstra University
By Scott Brinton Carolina and Michele Hernandez of Hempstead Village, 12 and 11, knew precisely why they came to the Festival Divino Salvador Del Mundo (Divine Savior
By Allison Martinez The following is the first installment in a series of stories written by the 10 talented participants in the 2024 Hofstra University
By Ann MacKeigan Editor’s note: Part two in a series. Nori McKinley, 21, was in middle school when he first encountered homophobia and discrimination because
