The holiday buzz that only comes around this time of year is taking campus by storm! "Hofstra Celebrates the Holidays," the hallmark of Hofstra University's holiday season, included the lighting of Hofstra...

On Wednesday, Dec. 4, Hofstra hosted a pet therapy event for students in the multipurpose room at the David S. Mack Student Center. Throughout common hour, two therapeutic dogs, Ginger and Lucy, were invited...

The Office of Student Leadership and Engagement hosted its third-annual Bonfire Night, an event which inaugurated the winter sports season at Hofstra. This year, due to extended warm and dry weather conditions,...

Former F.B.I agent and criminal profiler James R. Fitzgerald joined Hofstra University at a fully occupied Guthart Cultural Center Theater on Thursday afternoon for a talk on his life and involvement in the Unabomber case. He discussed his career and provided a condensed briefing on the Unabomber case, which took the F.B.I nearly 20 years to crack with Fitzgerald playing a prominent role.

This was part of a neuroscience event known as the Long Island Brain Bee competition, the local level of an international tournament, sponsored by the Zucker School of Medicine and the Department of Biology in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

A five-member team from The Stony Brook School defeated a team from Jericho High School in the final round after they presented a nuanced analysis of the ethical implications of driverless cars.