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  • A group of eight professionals in business attire pose together in a conference room in front of a screen displaying "Leadership Forum on Successful Aging and Longevity."
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    On April 24, the Adelphi University Ruth S. Ammon College of Education and Health Sciences hosted the Leadership Forum on Successful Aging and Longevity from the Institute of Lifelong Well-Being and Longevity as an inaugural event at Adelphi’s Angello Alumni House, bringing together international and national leaders from healthcare, brain health, stroke prevention, business, policy and organizational leadership.

  • A man in workout gear pauses on a tree-lined path to drink from a shaker bottle, wearing an armband phone holder and wireless earbuds.
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    Open TikTok and you’re immediately flooded with health trends.

  • A teacher helps two students on laptops in a classroom with a chalkboard listing steps for AI prompting: state your goal, give context, define the role, ask step-by-step, and revise.
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    When the public talks about AI in the classroom, it’s often to fret over students who get “chat†to write their essays. But the AI revolution in education is happening on an institutional scale—and it goes much deeper than homework shortcuts.

  • Professor Agelarakis in a short-sleeve shirt on a brilliantly sunny day, next to the statue. The statue depicts a naked figure, considered to be either Zeus or Poseidon, pointing toward nearby Mount Ida.
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    Recent history graduate Joseph D’Andrea ’25, MA ’26, interviewed Anagnostis P. Agelarakis, PhD, an internationally recognized bioarchaeologist of Greek antiquities, about the accuracy—and relevance—of the summer blockbuster The Odyssey.

  • Professor Shore, wearing his customary argyle vest and standing inside Adelphi's University Center building, holds the Emmy trophy.
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    A globally renowned expert in the field of autism has now earned an Emmy Award for his work on a PBS children's show. Dr. Shore, who is on the spectrum, advised the show's creators on how to accurately portray neurodivergence.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of Adelphi’s finance and economics department, weighs in on the customer impact of bank mergers.

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    Lawrence Hobbie, PhD, professor of biology, shares how Adelphi is helping new students.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of Adelphi’s finance and economics department, provides insights on the state of the stock market amid the war in Iran.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of Adelphi’s finance and economics department, provides insights on the cost of living in 2026 versus the average income.

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    Christopher Davis, PhD, assistant professor of African, Black and Caribbean Studies, discusses rule changes to major league soccer in the United States.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of Adelphi’s finance and economics department, writes a piece about why he thinks young people are leaning left politically.

  • A professional headshot of a woman wearing business attire and smiling with her arms crossed in front of a sports arena
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    Adelphi University has been selected as an inaugural partner in the Empower Every Coach (EEC) program, a national initiative focused on advancing systems-level change in youth sports across the United States.

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    A newly published op-ed by Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of Adelphi’s finance and economics department, discusses the economic impact of student debt on the higher education industry.

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    Michael D’Emic, PhD, paleontologist and Adelphi professor of biology, shares his expertise in this story about fossil conditions.

  • Split image showing a promotional poster for the Emmy-winning series "The Pitt" on HBO Max alongside a scene of two nurses in scrubs having a conversation in a hospital setting.
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    HBO’s medical drama The Pitt has been praised for its multifaceted characters and intense storylines set in the emergency department (ED) of a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, trauma center. Conceived by actor Noah Wyle, who also stars in the show, the drama has also been praised for the accuracy of its depiction of a fast-paced emergency medical…

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    In this article, Karen Wallace, assistant professor of accounting and law, explains a new IRS tax program available to taxpayers filing in 2026.

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    Marketing insight by Fan Liu, PhD, associate professor of decision sciences, is mentioned. bus

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    Traci Levy, PhD, associate professor of political science and international relations and director of the Gender and Sexuality Studies program, and Kari Tabag, MSW ’97, adjunct professor of social work, provided insights for this story on New York state’s gender wage gap.

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    Ryan Wallace, PhD, assistant professor of environmental studies and sciences, provides expertise as part of a series on Long Island water.

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    David Machlis, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Finance and Economics, is included. He was featured in 2023 for his work fighting antisemitism and hate.

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    Insights from Greg Bouris, assistant teaching professor in the School of Health Sciences, are included in this story.

  • Composite illustration showing a shipping container labeled 'TARIFFS' surrounded by U.S. dollar bills, an American flag, financial charts, and currency symbols.
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    On April 2, 2025, President Donald Trump released a sweeping package of tariffs that were meant to correct trade imbalances and curb the United States’ reliance on foreign goods. “Liberation Day,†as the president declared it, was a shock to the world’s economic system—and to companies everywhere. Tariffs took center stage in the global forum, applied so broadly that the stock market temporarily crashed.

  • Five Nordic flags flying on poles against a clear blue sky: Sweden (blue with yellow cross), Denmark (red with white cross), Finland (blue with white cross), Iceland (blue with red and white cross), and Norway (red with blue and white cross).
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    In February 2026, Nordic government ministers met in Denmark to discuss expanding the Helsinki Treaty, which has served as the framework for Nordic cooperation for the last 50 years, to include Greenland, along with two other autonomous territories.

  • A healthcare worker measures the upper arm circumference of a young child using a MUAC (Mid-Upper Arm Circumference) tape, a standard screening tool for malnutrition. The child, wearing a green and white striped sleeveless top, looks down at the measurement being taken. The tape reads approximately 17 cm.
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    Child malnutrition remains a global crisis. According to estimates from the World Health Organization, more than 150 million children under the age of 5 suffered from stunted growth, or chronic malnutrition, while over 42 million suffered from wasting—acute malnutrition—globally in 2024.

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    Robert Goldberg, James F. Bender Clinical Professor of Finance, provides advice for those planning for retirement. This story was also published by MSN.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Finance and Economics, discusses the economic impact of the conflict in Iran.

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    A discovery by Michael D’Emic, PhD, paleontologist and professor of biology at Adelphi, is mentioned in this story about a dinosaur size theory.

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    Ryan Wallace, PhD, assistant professor of environmental studies and sciences, shares historical context on oyster and clam reefs on Long Island.

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    Mariano Torras, PhD, professor and chair of the Department of Finance and Economics, provides his prediction on the housing market. The story was also featured in GoBankingRates and AOL.

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    Karen Wallace, assistant professor of accounting and law, provides expertise for this story about seniors and taxes.

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