With this year’s awards season over, many are now looking back on the strides and fumbles of each ceremony. Unsurprisingly, the one getting the most scrutiny is the most popular and omnipresent – the Academy Awards.
As part of their initiative to promote diversity, the academy released their newest standards for representation and inclusion on Tuesday, Sept. 8. With these new requirements come four standards that films must meet in order to be considered eligible for the Best Picture category at the 96th Academy Awards.
International Student Affairs celebrated the different cultures of the student body with International Education Week. Both local and international students were involved in events such as a tea tasting...
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of Italian-American discussion and events, the Hofstra Cultural Center put together a three part lecture series to celebrate Italian culture on campus.
The second...
By Kaeli Van Cott
STAFF WRITER
When it comes to the media, it’s important for all people to be represented, regardless of a person’s gender, sexual orientation, race or ethnicity. This holds...
By Shannon AlomarSpecial to the Chronicle
“This was great, but there needs to be more,” said junior Oscar Espinal at the conclusion of the Office of Multicultural and International Student...
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