By Fatima Moien Editor’s note: This is part four in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
By Madeline Armstrong Editor’s note: This is part three in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
Yaw Bonsu, The Long Island Advocate’s sports and video editor, has placed in the Top 20 in the Video Feature category of the 2022-23 Hearst
By Athena Dawson Editor’s note: This is part two in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
By Amelia Sack Christmas lights, pieces of history, and the sounds of laughter and locomotives can be found at the Railroad Museum of Long Island.
By Taylor Nicioli Editor’s note: This is part one in a long-term series on Uniondale by Hofstra University graduate journalism students enrolled in Community Journalism
By Dorothea Armijos Hofstra University’s Guthart Cultural Center Theater was filled Nov. 28 with a sense of community, with many audience members exchanging hugs, creating
By Taylor Nicioli Bagel delicatessen by day, pizzeria by night — IT Bagel and Pizza in Oyster Bay epitomizes Long Island’s entwined cultures and cuisines.
By Yaw Bonsu The Brooklyn Nets recently partnered with Reform Alliance to host an event encouraging prison reform. Special guests included Cordae, LaLa Anthony and Meek
By Ronnie Gonzalez If asked to imagine a news broadcast team, chances are you wouldn’t think of fifth-graders. George Maurer, principal of Abbey Lane Elementary
Natalia Souza, a Hofstra University freshman from Valley Stream, was one of 10 18-year-old women to run the New York City Marathon, putting her in
By Mark A. Torres Long before the vast vineyards, lavender fields and pumpkin patches, Long Island’s East End was dominated by sprawling potato farms. World
