By Anna DeGoede Part one in a series featuring stories that appeared in the 2022 edition of Pulse, the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s annual
By Elisabeth Ford In recent years, I have become increasingly exposed to witchcraft in my everyday life. I see women teaching “love spells” on TikTok,
By Daniel Gall Editor’s note: Part three in a series looking at segregation on Long Island. On the west side of Peninsula Boulevard near the
By Jillian Tkaczyk Editor’s note: Part two in a series looking at segregation on Long Island. “Hempstead? No, you don’t want to go there .
By Cooper Shannon Netflix announced a new, low-cost subscription plan of the streaming service to be offered in 2023, and possibly in the last few
By Elisabeth Ford Editor’s note: Part one in a series looking at segregation on Long Island. Long Island is home to the first planned suburban
The Long Island Advocate, the online multimedia platform based at Hofstra University’s Herbert School of Communication, last week took home six honors in the 2022
By Grace Giannatsis Ryan Clifford started running at age 7 when he raced a mile in just under 7 minutes. Now 25 and a semi-professional
By Megan Naftali In the battle against climate change, Long Islanders are moving steadily toward electric vehicles. More than 15,500 EVs are on the road
By Megan Naftali “This is Uniondale” and “Uniondale won’t fail, Uniondale is here to stay” were among the chants at a protest held by the
By Urvi Gandhi The usually empty auditorium at Hofstra University in Hempstead was packed with rows of colorful clothing with intricately embroidered designs. People hurried
By Griffin Schmoyer Covid-19 cases have risen dramatically across New York in recent weeks as subvariants of the virus continue to spread. On May 12,
