By Micaela Erickson At the beginning of March, an email from Hofstra President Stuart Rabinowitz announced the university’s plan to resume full in-person instruction in the fall.
By Stephanie Banat Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020, Hofstra University’s cheerleading team has had to adjust to a number of
By Elaine Gross President Biden’s proposed $2 trillion infrastructure plan is remarkable for its ambition and breadth and for taking significant steps to address historic
By Amber Clavette, Ruth Sobey, Emily Suter and Diana Reigel Starting last summer, the social media movement #BlackintheIvory gained attention and created a space for
The Mary Brennan INN, at 100 Madison Ave. in Hempstead, will host a no-contact food drive on Saturday, Apri 17, from 10 a.m. to noon.
By Robert Kinnaird Hempstead Town Board members recently voted unanimously to reject the rezoning of a lot owned by the Oceanside Jewish Center for business
By Micaela Erickson LI Helpers, a Nassau County-based grassroots volunteer organization that is using social media to help feed the hungry on Long Island, began
By Seth Noboa This is the first of a four-part series looking at how Nassau County communities have dealt with the many challenges posed by
By Eric Belyea As was the case in most regions in the country last spring, Long Island student-athletes had their worlds turned upside down by
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
