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Where have all the conversations gone?

Allison Siegel, STAFF WRITER November 2, 2024

College campuses are known for being vessels for the exchange of ideas and opinions. As a current college student living through a historic election, I’m wondering where the discussion of ideas and opinions...

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Professor Emeritus Timothy Smith dies at 84

Joe Fay EDITOR-IN-CHIEF September 12, 2018

On Saturday, Aug. 4, the Hofstra community grieved the loss of a professor whose 55-year legacy at Hofstra will not soon be forgotten. Professor Emeritus of education and global studies professor Timothy Smith died of a cardiac arrest just one day after celebrating his 84th birthday.

The heart of art: The importance of painting and poetry

Chris Gardner April 11, 2018

"The liberal arts help you to argue and think critically. They teach you how to write and ask questions. You may get your job through your major, but I can guarantee you’ll get your promotion through the liberal arts. The arts have always been more than just about artwork. Leonardo da Vinci understood this by blending his love of math and science with art; in fact, he considered them the same thing."

Our nation’s educators and children deserve better

Joe Fay EDITOR-IN-CHIEF April 11, 2018

"As the teacher’s strike in Oklahoma extends into a second week, people across the country are making their own opinions about which side of the strike they support. In reality, there should not be sides being taken at all. Teachers, the hard-working people who are literally shaping the minds of the future, believe they should be making a fair wage and receiving enough funding to properly run their classrooms. I struggle to see any problem with that."

Hofstra educators weigh in on DeVos

Gabriella Ciuffetelli February 14, 2017

The Senate confirmed Betsy DeVos as education secretary on Feb. 27, in what was one of the most contentious confirmation processes in modern political history. DeVos, one of Trump’s most controversial...

Students experiment with virtual reality

Daniel Nguyen November 9, 2016

Students tried out virtual reality (VR) headsets during a showcase in the ideaHub on Wednesday, Nov. 2. The event, hosted by Hofstra’s Center for Entrepreneurship, allowed students to experience...

Jindal shares conservative policy on education

Tanner Way September 20, 2016

Former Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal spoke on conservatism within the public education system on Wednesday, Sept. 14. Jindal discussed the importance of the American Dream, specifically mentioning that...

Hofstra professors to mentor Hempstead teachers

Hofstra Chronicle April 12, 2016

By Marie Haaland Staff writer Hofstra professors will start mentoring teachers at Alverta B. Gray Schultz (ABGS) Middle School in a few weeks as part of a program to advance the Hempstead School District. Hempstead...

New program aims to better music education

Hofstra Chronicle March 15, 2016

By Courtney Joyner Staff writer The cost of college can be a burden for many, and when you’re a rookie in your industry and just trying to gain experience it can be tough to make a decent wage....

Herbert Series discusses video games in education

Hofstra Chronicle December 11, 2015

By Katie KrahulikSTAFF WRITER On Wednesday Dec. 2, 2015, the Herbert Lawrence School of Communication hosted its sixth event of the Herbert Insider’s Event Series. Dr. Brian McKernon, a games...

The Party Line: Leveling the playing field

Hofstra Chronicle November 10, 2015

By Jesse SaundersPHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR All men are created equal, but sustaining that equality into adulthood is why education is so important. Education is the great equalizer. Each generation surpasses...

The Party Line: Teaching to the times

Hofstra Chronicle November 10, 2015

By Brett LinleyCONTRIBUTOR Recently, President Obama came out to confess that rigorous standardized tests are not always the solution to providing a better education. While this is a positive step on...

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