The opportunities on campus for the first presidential debate of 2016 benefitted numerous students, however commuters had a more difficult experience as they dealt with road closures and limited parking....

Rachel Midey contributed to this article. Surveys conducted by an Advanced News Writing and Reporting class – before and after the first presidential debate was hosted by Hofstra – showed...

Activities in the Netherlands Core taught students how the debate works and prepared them to view the presidential debate through interaction with ABC news and creative outlets such as coloring and...

“This is the proudest I’ve ever felt as a Hofstra student. We are coming together and raising our voice for peace and justice.” These are the words of Natasha Rappazzo, president...

The first presidential debate of the 2016 election cycle caused commotion for students all over campus, in which politics was a constant conversation on Monday, Sept. 26. As soon as Hofstra replaced...

Donald Trump continued to blame Hillary Clinton for nearly every major problem facing the country, and Clinton in turn highlighted worries regarding his temperament and character in the first presidential...

Protests:Hagedorn Hall parking lot: • A stage will be set up for protesters. Any active groups who signed up will be able to use a microphone and express their opinions during 10 minute slots. Outside...

Hofstra University expects to spend over $4.5 million to prepare for and host its third consecutive presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on Monday, Sept. 26. Preparations for...

Students at Hofstra were given the opportunity to enter a lottery to win tickets to the upcoming presidential debate; however, many question how this contest will work. Colin Sullivan, the Director...

By Marisa RussellNews Editor On Sept. 23, The Commission on Presidential Debates announced the sites and dates for the 2016 election cycle, and Hofstra University was not listed as a primary site. The...

By Leah Sax SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE As you may or may not have known, 36 Senate seats, as well as three proposed statewide referenda, were up for election in last month’s midterm election on...

By Sophia Strawser Assistant Features Editor If you attended the Issue Alley today, you might have walked by the small table nestled in the back corner of the Student Center. Sitting...