“As the semester is winding down, I’ve noticed three consistent moods among people graduating on May 20: full acceptance that they’re graduating, half-acceptance and half-denial that they’re graduating or the joking thought that graduating on May 20 is the plan.”

When I was looking at colleges in high school, I didn’t know what I wanted to major in, but I did know two things: 1) I wanted to be a writer and 2) I didn’t want to be a journalism major. After...

I would like all those who are reading this to take a brief moment to appreciate my well-crafted “Gilmore Girls” title because it will probably be the best thing about this send-off, and...

By Marie Haaland SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE In order to prepare seniors for life after graduation, the Office of Student Leadership and Engagement (OSLE) sponsored an event called “How to Adult:...

By Amanda Valentovic Staff Writer If you live on campus, the only thing that might be more stressful than finals week is what happens after your tests are over – moving out. Studies have shown...

By Alexis VailCOPY CHIEF Section editors spend countless hours a week budgeting stories, communicating with writers, editing and, on layout night, designing their pages. One night a week, I edit the...

By Jake NussbaumBUSINESS MANAGER I’m not quite sure how to start this article. For those that know me, this is a very unusual occurrence. I tend to be a bit opinionated, but as I sit here in...

By Andrew WroblewskiStaff Writer Hofstra University has changed the way it will host the 2013 Commencement Ceremony.  In past years, the University held the ceremony in the James M. Stuart Stadium...