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Published: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.
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Published:A pair of Adelphi physics majors spent their summer as interns at the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory exploring new frontiers in imaging.
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Published: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.
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Published: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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Published:During the Spring 2026 semester, Adelphi University was proud to welcome its first Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence, Bibek Banerjee, PhD, a renowned management scholar and entrepreneurial academic administrator from India.
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Published:Academic research will share the stage with the performing and visual arts at this year’s Scholarship and Creative Works Conference, with new features including a 24-Hour Play Festival, student gallery talks and a Nobel laureate keynote.
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Published: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.
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Published: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.
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Published: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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Archaeologist and professor of history Anagnostis Agelarakis, PhD, shares his thoughts on a discovery he made about a murder in ancient Greece.
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Published:“Breastfeeding my baby. Balancing graduate school. Learning to code. I just completed The Knowledge House Technology Fellowship in Data Science!
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Published:What does “successful aging†look like? And how can we achieve it?
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Published:How do birds make parenting decisions? An Adelphi faculty member is conducting fascinating research to understand the complexities of the avian parent and child relationship.
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Published:Few students—or parents—would say that homework is their favorite time of day. And parenting approaches vary from completely hands-off to Ă¼ber-involved when it comes to providing assistance with assignments. What’s really best for kids when it comes to homework help?
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Published:With vaccines dominating the news, and misinformation spreading rapidly, an Adelphi professor specializing in public health and disease prevention launched a study. The goal: to get to the heart of why parents choose—or refuse—to vaccinate their children.
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Published:Leading intimate partner violence expert shares eye-opening data and a call to action
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Published:Clinical associate professor Stephen Shore advises the first PBS Kids show headlined by a character with autism
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Published:Does too much empathy increase anxiety—or vice versa? A group of Adelphi researchers sought to find out.
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Published:An Adelphi faculty study shows how government subsidies may fail to get more electric vehicles on the road.
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Published:Adelphi research identifies which traits among nurses can impact care for patients with mental illness.
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Published:Adelphi scholar makes the case for federal legislation.
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Published:Adelphi research finds educated women are more likely to lead food-secure households in rural Afghanistan
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Published:How Hypnosis Works: Role of the Unconscious as "Gatekeeper"
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Published:An Adelphi professor uses machine learning to analyze 20,000 syllables of White-crowned Sparrow song.
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Published:New research from Adelphi University faculty finds that training without helmets can decrease head impacts and improve safety for high school football players.
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Published:From numbers to narratives, Adelphi faculty explore how health contributes to our collective bottom line.
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Published:Adelphi University's Gordon F. Derner School of Psychology has been selected as a collaborative partner in a $5.2 million grant.
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Published:The National Science Foundation has awarded an Adelphi University physics professor a grant to research the limits of image resolution.
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Hoaxes, Swindles and Fraud: Imaging the Brain to See Why Older Adults Fall Victim to Scams
CategoriesPublished:According to a 2025 survey by AARP, approximately 95.4 million people make themselves vulnerable to theft by responding to calls, texts or friend requests from people they don’t know. Deciding who we can trust versus who is out to scam us is growing increasingly difficult in a world where scams are becoming more convincing and…
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Published:At Adelphi’s Innovation Center, students find a remarkable place to share their projects, research and goals for the future.