Opinion: Give DACA recipients their full rights By Eliana Fernández For 19 years, I have called the United States my home, my safe place and a
By Damali Ramirez Scrolling through the Walgreens’ Covid-19 vaccination homepage recently, 71-year-old Rase Denny, a retired nurse who worked for more than 30 years at
By Caitlin O’Brien Long Island is in the midst of a blood shortage because of the coronavirus pandemic. To combat the deficit, local blood centers
By Annemarie LePard Nassau County launched a new program March 2 in collaboration with Nassau University Medical Center in East Meadow and the Nassau County
By Matthew Hughs With Covid-19 vaccine distribution ramping up, and colleges across the nation preparing to return to in-person classes in the fall, Long Island
By Stephanie Banat After a yearlong journey full of Covid-19 shutdowns and restrictions, the Hofstra men’s basketball team reached the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament this
A toxic groundwater plume in Bethpage is finally being cleaned up following the announcement of Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s removal plan on Dec. 21. The announcement
By Daniel Robertson As we enter the new year with Covid-19 cases continuing to rise, Hofstra University has followed every protocol that the NCAA has
By Scott Brinton Editor’s note: Brinton is a professor of journalism at the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University, and executive editor of
Photography is a close-up medium. Photojournalism professors teach their students that they must be present — on the scene — to capture the image. So how does one conduct
By Kiera Bussiere Sgt. Edmond Bussiere, supported by family, at his swearing-in ceremony on April 30, 2014, including his wife, Dorothy, and daughters, Maura and
By Bethelehem Araya Editor’s note: Part four in a series on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected Hofstra University students personally. In this vlog, videography
