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...

Meet Mack, public safety's newest furry helper. Mack, although young, has taken on major responsibilities at Hofstra already; he arrives to work each day around 9 a.m., where he makes rounds on campus...

On Saturday, Nov. 16, Hofstra men's soccer won their fourth consecutive Coastal Athletic Association Championship trophy at Captains Field. The historic night also awarded head coach Richard Nuttall with...

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,...

Hofstra’s Public Safety suspended one of its officers following the alleged physical assault of a Hofstra student, pending an investigation.

Gabrielle St. Leger has been appointed Hofstra’s new dean of students and assistant vice president for Student Affairs, effective Monday, Jan. 14.

I’ve grown with this paper for four years now. The Chronicle has allowed me to learn more at Hofstra than I ever could in a classroom. The opportunity to work with this paper made me become a better writer, leader and friend.

I truly believe that it is because of this paper that I am a better journalist. While I respect the professors here, they couldn’t teach me how to actually get out there and report. It was like taking swim lessons on dry land. The Chronicle threw me into the deep end and I never looked back.

Despite this, as the shadow of commencement day looms over me, I am finding myself clinging to the life that I am soon to leave. Suddenly, the unhealthy amount of stress and anxiety mean nothing. The all-nighters, the breakdowns and even the breakups have become nostalgic manifestations of my rollercoaster ride of a life.

Writing has, undoubtedly, been a major part of my life for about as long as I can remember. I have always loved words – writing, reading, editing; the written word has had a profound effect on who I’ve become.

Recent movements and a shift in the political climate have raised many questions about discrimination and abuse, inspiring Hofstra students to further integrate themselves into the Title IX initiative. Beginning in fall 2018, Hofstra will have a student-led Title IX Advisory Board that will coordinate with university administration, placing special emphasis on Title IX training for leadership positions on campus such as Resident Assistants and Orientation Leaders.

Former Senior Executive Secretary of the Accounting, Taxation and Legal Studies in Business Department Joann Tsapelas was fired on Wednesday, May 3, after 19 years of working at Hofstra and 12 years working in the position having served seven chairs. Tsapelas said she fell victim to alleged bullying tactics within the administration of the Frank G. Zarb School of Business, attributing her removal to the efforts of the current department chair, Dr. Jacqueline A. Burke, who Tsapelas said filed six complaints against the secretary within a year. These complaints were the first and only complaints filed against Tsapelas throughout her 19 years working at Hofstra.