The Hofstra Chronicle

As protests spike nationally, so do hate crimes

Gracen Hansen • November 15, 2016

Thousands of protestors met at Union Square in New York City and marched to Trump Tower on the evening of Nov. 9, to rally against the result of Donald Trump being elected to the highest office in...

7Bus establishes new stops on Hofstra campus

Hofstra Chronicle • October 14, 2014

By Alexi VelasquezSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE From Open House to Welcome Week, visitors and students are constantly reminded of Hofstra’s close proximity to New York City. Hofstra currently offers...

Hofstra students attend climate rally

Hofstra Chronicle • September 23, 2014

By Elyse CarmosinoSPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE This past Sunday, in major cities around the word, people of all ages, nationalities and races gathered in staggering numbers to urge policymakers to take...

You got your internship, now how do you get there?

Hofstra Chronicle • February 13, 2014

By Stephanie KostopoulosSpecial to the Chronicle Nothing seems to elicit more Hofstra pride than our University’s close proximity to the greatest city in the world. Hofstra students can intern...

Students cannot afford the city scene

Hofstra Chronicle • October 5, 2013

By Michelle CannizzoSpecial to the Chronicle My conversations with people outside of New York usually begin with something along the lines of, “Oh my God, going to school in New York City must...

Should Hofstra adopt a limit on sugary beverage sizes?

Hofstra Chronicle • March 21, 2013

By Ronny O'LearyColumnist New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s limit on sugary beverage sizes, widely known as the “soda ban,” was struck down by the state Supreme Court on March...

Fashion Frontline: New York Fashion Week

Hofstra Chronicle • February 14, 2013

By Katelyn Day Special to The Chronicle Bright lights, loud music, high heels and cameras are the most common things at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Overwhelming? Yes. Amazing? Yes! What used to be...