I have a hard time reckoning with the end of something before it has actually ended. So, the fact that a few days after writing this, I’ll be attending my last layout for The Hofstra Chronicle – and...

Though Maryland native Morgan Knox also played volleyball and basketball growing up, she has kept the family tradition alive by sticking with the sport she loves most – lacrosse. “Lacrosse...

Beginning her collegiate softball career split between second base and being a designated hitter, Lacey Clark emerged in her sophomore year as the Pride’s full-time second baseman. Now a senior,...

While this year’s Hofstra women’s basketball team may be defined, in some eyes, by the production of a very talented freshman class, the Pride’s championship aspirations may actually...

An athletic journey that started at the age of 4 in England ends this year as Rory David Murphy hangs up his soccer cleats and prepares for life after graduation. But the senior defender and captain...

Let me take you back in time. It’s September 2013, around midnight. On this warm and fateful evening, my best friend, my confidant, my silly rabbit and future Managing Editor Ehlayna Napolitano...

By Lauren del Valle Editor-in-chief This year serving as editor-in-chief of The Hofstra Chronicle has been a childhood goal realized. Admittedly it was first rooted in an obsession with Gilmore Girls...

Corinna Delgadillo With another season in the books for the Hofstra volleyball team, it’s time to say goodbye to a player who has been a staple of the back line for the last four seasons. Corrina...

By John Napolitano -- STAFF WRITER The final pages are closing on the collegiate careers of Hofstra’s graduating seniors, and for three of the Pride’s women’s basketball stars, the...

By Rob Pelaez -- STAFF WRITER Denton Koon, a graduate student on the Hofstra men’s basketball team, wrapped up his collegiate career in style, transferring to Hofstra from Princeton, and winning...