Meet Mack, Hofstra University’s first ever community resource dog. Mack is a chocolate brown Australian Labradoodle with a boatload of energy and a heart that is excited to embrace Hofstra’s...
The holiday season is busy for everyone. Between gift shopping and cooking for
a village, it can be hard to find time to do it all. For this special festive edition of Chron Cooks, I’m going...
"It takes the crinkling of squirrels walking in the leaves to remind me that not every noise you hear at night is a murderous killer, not every ache is a signal of death or disease and not each...
If you are looking for some- thing new to spice up your social media landscape, Bluesky may be the app for you. Bluesky started in 2019 as an experiment in social media decentralization by former...
Aidan Judge, Arts and Entertainment Editor
• December 14, 2024
As I write this letter to myself (and all readers of The Hofstra Chronicle), I sit alone in my childhood bedroom, swallowed by distant memories of a version of myself that I’ve been longing for...
As the end of the semester draws near, I’ve been reflecting on my past three and a half years here at Hofstra University. The people I’ve met and the organizations I’ve joined have made me...
A new photography club, The Shutter Wing, was established on Hofstra University’s campus this past October. The Shutter Wing aims to provide new opportunities for student photographers.
The Shutter...
For as long as she can remember, my mother’s biggest dream was to be a mother. At 12 years old, she spent her Saturday afternoons sewing scrapped pieces of linen for her Barbies and crafting outfits...
“Hannah, you should come home. Your mom fell, and she’s on her way to the hospital.”
Oct. 18 was an eerie day for me. I started my Friday by finishing up the week’s work and doing my laundry.
This...
Peter Nicolino, Special to The Chronicle
• November 20, 2024
In the bustling halls of Hofstra University amidst the academic struggles and lively campus life is Jonathan Evers, a senior business major. He is an individual who embodies the essence of balance, commitment...
There are two major obstacles college students, or adults in general, face when trying to maintain a hobby: being able to afford its expenses and finding the time to maintain it.
I spend most of my free...
My mom named me after a little girl she used to babysit as a teenager. I’m not really Irish, so Makenzie isn’t a cultural name. It’s also not spelt “correctly.” She didn’t want...
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