One of Hofstra University’s premiere a cappella groups, The Hofbeats, hosted their spring concert in Monroe Hall on Saturday, May 2. The wedding-themed extravaganza opened with a short skit that saw...

The Hofstra University Museum of Art currently houses an exhibition called Our Unfinished Revolutions. Jeremy Dennis is one of three artists, whose art is featured. He is a member of the Shinnicock...

Professor Miguel-Angel Zapata organized The Great Hispanic Writers Series. He invited Efraín Bartolomé, a famous Mexican poet and professor whose work comprises over 25 titles. These works are in...

Actress Liz Gillies visited campus on Thursday, March 26, for a Q+A hosted by Office of Student Leadership and Engagement. Senior political science and journalism double major Camryn Bowden and senior...

“A Little Night Music” is the latest performance by Hofstra University’s Department of Drama and Dance. The play follows Desiree Armfeldt, lawyer Fredrik Egerman and Count Carl-Magnus Malcom...

Black History Month at Hofstra University rounded off with the Soul, Sound and Story Showcase, presented by the Hofstra Cultural Center and the newly-founded dance group Melanin Movers on Friday, Feb....

The Hofstra University Department of Drama and Dance presented Detroit ‘67. To celebrate Black History Month, adjunct professor G.D. Kimble directed students in this award-winning production set...

Student choreographers created pieces for Danceworks Productions’ semesterly show. The production featured a happy hour-inspired jazz piece, a 1980s style hip-hop and a Tyler, The Creator-narrated...

“Into Sunlight” represented some of the best that the Hofstra University Drama and Dance department has to offer. Created by Robin Becker, Hofstra professor of drama and dance, “Into Sunlight”...

Performed by Hofstra University’s Masquerade Musical Theatre Co., “The Addams Family” brought a fun take on a classic television series to an audience of students on Saturday, Nov. 15 and Sunday,...