A recent panel organized by the Muslim Students Association (MSA), Collegiate Women of Color, Honors College and the Center for Race, Culture and Social Justice, discussed how the Muslim identity is influenced by politics, public life and activism.
By Ava Mandel, Staff Writer
Dr. Timothy Quill, the acting director of the University of Rochester Medical Center Paul M. Schyve Center for Bioethics, held a discussion regarding physician-assisted...
A faculty-run panel on metacognitive skills and development was held on Wednesday, April 19, where faculty and students were invited to learn about learning. Attendees sat at round tables and were encouraged...
Members of the community convened in the Sondra and David S. Mack Student Center for the University Senate’s Annual Town Hall Meeting on Wednesday, March 1, where students voiced their opinions...
By Kiran Sidhu
Special to the Chronicle
Day of Dialogue consisted of a number of panels and discussion on issues pertinent to the current state of the world and took place on Wednesday, Oct. 28. A panel...
By Gabriella CiuffetelliSpecial to the Chronicle
Fight for 15 activists spoke to Hofstra University students on Wednesday, Oct. 28 about the conditions and realities that fast food workers in America...
By Danny NikanderSTAFF WRITER
As a part of Hofstra’s Center for Civic Engagement’s Day of Dialogue held on Oct. 28, four panelists discussed the Black Lives Matter movement and its presence...
