By Alan Singer The New York Times published a number of articles July 10 on the impact of climate change on our lives today. Collectively,
By Nicole Jean Christian June was National Homeownership Month. For many, homeownership is a part of the American dream that is proving to be increasingly
By Angelo Vansant Editor’s note: This story first appeared in PULSE, which is published by the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s Magazine Production class for
By Leah Chiappino Editor’s note: This story first appeared in PULSE, which is published by the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s Magazine Production class for
By Elaine Gross Four milestones were reached in June on the road to racial equity. They recognize progress while underscoring the distance yet to be
By Melissa Berman Hit the lights, cue the band and start warming up, because Broadway is back! The curtains were closed and the stages were
By Leah Chiappino Editor’s note: This story first appeared in PULSE, which is published by the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s Magazine Production class for
By Robert Traverso Editor’s note: This story first appeared in PULSE, which is published by the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication’s Magazine Production class for
By Katrina O’Brien Following the success last year of Babylon Village’s first LGBTQ Pride Parade, organized by local residents Robert Mckeown and Michael Roman, the
By Matthew Hughs The Suffolk County-based Long Island Gaming League is working to share the many career and educational opportunities available in the $150 billion
By Damali Ramirez On Dec. 20, 2000, the Hofstra University Board of Trustees selected Stuart Rabinowitz to serve as the school’s eighth president. He took
By Daniel Robertson Editor’s note: The following is the graduate Capstone project that Robertson completed to receive his master’s in journalism from Hofstra University. Commack
