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
By Sabrina Lee 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 Damali Ramirez 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 Rachel Luscher As New York State is beginning to reopen, the Long Island wedding industry is trying to figure out how to execute a
By Dr. Alan Singer Memorial Day in the United States honors men and women who died in the nation’s wars. It originated as Remembrance Day
By Katie Fenton The Covid-19 pandemic has complicated the operations of every type of organization — even those that are most needed by the most vulnerable. While
By Micaela Erickson The Uniondale community celebrated its newest residents with a welcome wagon on April 24. Following a complete home renovation, the Uniondale Community
By Alexander Wilenski After its more than year-long directive to stay masked and socially distanced, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said May 13
By Blake Waldron On Dec. 28, 2018, 28-year-old Kevin Rollins, an inmate at the Nassau County Correctional Facility in East Meadow, died of a fentanyl
By Madeline Armstrong Agawam Lake, in Southampton, is among the most polluted lakes in New York State. Each summer, the fresh water body fills with
