The Hofstra Chronicle

Political clubs go head-to-head at debate

Alixandra Wilens • April 3, 2018

A conglomerate of student political organizations participated in an open forum for discourse on the issues of gun control and prison reform on Wednesday, March 28 in the Plaza Room West of the David and Sondra S. Mack Student Center.

Executive orders advance policy, not power

Alanis Alvarez • April 26, 2016

The president of the United States is given the power to pass executive orders through an implication of the Constitution’s Second Amendment. The amendment states that, “The executive power...

The Party Line: Millennials love their social media

Hofstra Chronicle • October 27, 2015

By Rob BielunasSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The millennial generation is becoming one of the biggest voting blocs in our current political system, and when they come out to the polls they have the power...

Government shutdown sparks need for change

Hofstra Chronicle • October 12, 2013

By Victoria NeelyColumnist Since the first of October, the latest news around campus, our country and even the world has been the United States government shutdown. The shutdown is a result of an impossible...