The Department of Religion’s annual Critical Spiritualities Event featured a discussion with Yale University professor Tisa Wenger on her new book about the concept of religious freedom and its impact on ideas that shape American culture. “A Conversation with Dr. Tisa Wenger,” took place on Wednesday, March 28 at 6 p.m. on the 10th floor of the Axinn Library.
Real documents dating back to the 18th century detailing “the black experience” on Long Island were featured at the Hofstra Honors College “Friday Forum” this past Friday, Feb. 23 on the 10th floor of The Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library.
By Daniel Nguyen
Staff Writer
A Brutalism Symposium honoring the semi-centennial designation of Hofstra’s Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library highlighted the architectural style known as Brutalism...
The third floor of Axinn Library is undergoing a massive renovation, from a floor filled with books to another lounge, allowing for more study space for students.
Towards the end of the semester, Hofstra’s...
By Ben SuazoCOPY CHIEF
Axinn Library and Hammer Lab were evacuated early Friday afternoon following an electrical shortage in the basement.
According to University Relations, the shortage occurred at...
By Ehlayna NapolitanoSpecial to the Chronicle
This year, the University Tutorial Program has a lot to adjust to: in addition to a location consolidation with the Hofstra Writing Center, the UTP has...
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