Ja’Loni Owens, a junior public policy major, was issued a conduct charge for violating “Infringement of Rights” under the student code of conduct outlined in the Guide to Pride after a complaint was reported to the university by a political science professor, Dr. Richard Himelfarb, for a tweet Owens published on Sunday, April 22.
By Taylor Rose Clarke –Staff WriterHofstra students, faculty members and attending guests filled the theater of the Sondra and David S. Mack Student Center to engage in an important conversation...
Weeks after the election results announced that Donald Trump was president-elect of the United States, millions of posts on social media outlets such as Facebook and Twitter have contained political...
By Amber QalagariColumnist
If I read one more article describing the detrimental effects of social media on modern day friendships, I may just tweet about it.
There are a plethora of arguments that...
By Pooja KumbharColumnist
The United States of America turned 237 years old this year. Pride runs deep within the people of this nation. And why shouldn’t it? We are undoubtedly the greatest nation...
On the morning on Friday November 30, four players on the Hofstra men's basketball team were arrested in connection with on-campus burglary of university dorm rooms. Here is how Twitter users reacted...
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