By: Mary Moore

The Hofstra Association of Graphic Arts (HAGA), in union with the Career Center, hosted a night of networking at the University Club on Tuesday evening....

By: Ryan Broderick

An electrical fire in the basement of 248 Lenox Ave. in Uniondale brought fire trucks, an ambulance and the University’s Public Safety to the residence on Wednesday morning. Nassau County Fire Department reported that there were ten University stude...

By: Emily Cummins

“How to Read Your Lease,” an informational session and discussion, was held Wednesday by the Office for Off-Campus Living and Commuting Student Services....

By: Jessica Lewis

Members of The Pride Network were agitated after discovering that their sign, “Gay & Greek,” was vandalized. The sign was damaged sometime at night on February 24 or early February 25 morning, according to Ryan Greene, the Director of Mult...

By: Kara McGrath

The Student Government Association (SGA) discussed many issues (and left some un-discussed) at an unusually long Senate meeting on Tuesday night. To start, the SGA Judicial Panel made a long anticipated announcement about the SGA vs. The Hofstra Chronicle...

By: Emily Rivard

Chances are, if you’re an underclassman at the University, Andrew Schuetz has been a part of your welcome experience....

By: Jessica Lewis

A student was issued a summons on February 25 after refusing to move her car when Public Safety asked her. The student was blocking traffic in the roadway outside of the Student Center.  ...

By: David Gordon

 Six days after announcing his intentions to run for a full term in office, New York Gov. David A. Paterson announced Friday that he will suspend his campaign and won’t seek election....

By: Colgan McNeil

The National Association for Music Education honored the University’s Music Department on February 12, as a 2009 Collegiate Chapter of Excellence in the categories of Best Music Program, Best Recruitment Technique. The University was also ranked as ...

By: Linda Longmire, Ph.D.

On February 27, 2010 a dozen University students will embark on the European Odyssey Program and spend 10 weeks traveling throughout western and eastern Europe while taking four courses. This is the twentieth anniversary of this unique program, which bega...

By: Jessica Lewis

On February 18, a Hofstra Administrator observed a male, Onat Allorcun, inside Weller Hall. Public Safety was called, and when questioned Allorcun had no reason for being inside the building, he was taken to the Hofstra Information Center and banned from ...

By: Kara McGrath

The Appropriations Committee was the center of intense debate at Tuesday’s SGA meeting. Appropriations Committee is in charge of allocating money to active SGA clubs. The committee has a weekly contingency of $5,000, according to committee chair Yey...

By: Emily Rivard

For Miranda Sulley, travelling to exotic countries and new places is more than just a vacation. From Jamaica, Mexico and most recently Nicaragua, the senior anthropology major and sociology/psychology minor has used her time abroad not only to perform com...

By: Emily Cummins

Professor Paul Gootenberg of Stony Brook University spoke to students Wednesday about his book Andean Cocaine: The Making of a Global Drug....

By: Jessica Lewis

“I am what I call a bee whisperer,” Professor and Chair of the Department of Science Education. Patrick Gannon said. “I can read the mood of the hive.” Gannon will be setting up an apiary, consisting of two beehives, in the Univers...

By: Jessica Lewis

University professor of bioengineering Sina Rabbany was among the team of scientists that recently made a new advancement involving stem cells. The team of scientists was able to generate endothelial cells, also known as blood vessel-forming cells, from s...

By: David Gordon

This week, University President Stuart Rabinowitz announced the appointments of new Deans for both the School of Communications (SOC) and the Frank G. Zarb School of Business....

By: Emily Cummins

On Wednesday in the Student Center, students found the peculiar sight of Sherlock Holmes (junior Jim Ausanio) searching for a human dollar sign (Progressive Students Union Vice President Amanda Beneway). The demonstration was meant to inform students of t...

By: Jessica Lewis

In February, 2008, the Student Government Association (SGA) passed a resolution to make all University vending machines Dutch Debit compatible. They were hoping to have all the machines running by March, 2008. As we approach March, 2010, many of the vendi...