When I was first elected to be editor-in-chief of The Hofstra Chronicle, many of the friends I’d made were writing their senior send-offs – letters written by the seniors of the Chronicle that are...

When I was a first-year student at Hofstra University, I lived in the Netherlands Complex. We never had a huge security issue despite not having a Public Safety booth or even a gate at the entrance. To...

As the NBA playoffs roll on, many people look back on the history of Turner Network Television (TNT) broadcasting NBA games. Since TNT will no longer air games after this season, basketball fans are reflecting...

Classes, study halls and career fairs … that’s what college is all about, right? While the primary purpose of college is educating and preparing students for future careers, even the most academically...

The conversation surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) has grown quite tired, but an additional issue has recently arisen as a result of this rapidly growing technology, and it lies in the true...

When I was little, I loved to play dress up. I combined all the garments with the most sparkles and feathers to create the fanciest look I could. My mom often joked that I was like the children’s book...

It’s 6 a.m.: the time in which many middle and high school students set their alarms each day prior to the beginning of school. Such an early wake-up creates problems in the body relating to a lack of...

In a 1946 essay titled “Politics and the English Language,” George Orwell pointed to the lack of precise language and use of euphemisms as corroding to political discourse. Orwell suggested that...

Donald Trump is the president and will be for the next four years. He has since spent his first 78 days in office stripping government programs, bolstering Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE) and...

As a journalism student, the first thing we are taught in school is ethics. Not accepting bribes, remaining a neutral observer and avoiding conflicts of interest are a few concepts that get drilled into...

When I was 14-years-old, I walked into my living room when my mom was watching the documentary “What the Health.” During a scene where the doctor on screen was delineating exactly how much of the...

I still remember in my art history class when my professor showed us J.M.W. Turner’s “The Slave Ship.” The painting is a brilliant array of colors and teeters on the edge of abstract, but the...