By Lucas Pino Editor’s note: Part three in a series on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected Hofstra University students personally. When Covid-19 first hit,
By Visvajit Sriramrajan Hofstra University’s shutdown in March because of the Covid-19 pandemic brought up questions about the university’s plans to proceed with the rest
By David Lazar Seniors, veterans and children receive reduced fare Long Island Rail Road tickets. College students do not. Molloy College is piloting a program
By Amanda Geffner Editor’s note: Part two in a series on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected Hofstra University students personally. My name is Amanda
By Alicia Renda Editor’s note: The following is part one in a Long Island Advocate series about the Covid-19 pandemic’s effect on Hofstra University students
Newsday’s Keldy Ortiz talks Covid-19 business restrictions with WRHU Keldy Ortiz Keldy Ortiz of Newsday, talks with WRHU news reporter Jason Siegel about his article, “Downtowns
Nassau legislator proposes fines for PPE littering In this interview with Hofstra University’s Newsline, Nassau County Legislator Josh Lafazan, an independent from the North Shore,
By Melanie Haid In Nassau County, many volunteer fire departments face a shortage of new recruits, which, officials say, is directly affecting their ability to
By Martine Hackett, Ph.D., MPH Editor’s note: Hackett is director of public health programs at Hofstra University and co-founder of Birth Justice Warriors, which advocates
By Eli Finkelson From plastic to paper, New York businesses are forced to adapt during the pandemic New York State declared months ago that a ban on
By Michael Senatore The coronavirus spread, affecting events globally, has hit home with the Brooklyn Nets organization as well. Beyond the players announced to have
By Robert Traverso With mask on, you anxiously speed-walk through the parking lot to avoid every person in sight after your latest run to stock
