Following an extensive national search, Mark Lukasiewicz, an Emmy-Award winning former NBC news executive and broadcast journalist, has been appointed to be the new dean of Hofstra’s Lawrence Herbert School of Communication.
The David S. Mack Physical Education Center was transformed into a sea of green on Sunday, March 11, as students, community members and vendors packed the facility to celebrate Irish culture at Hofstra’s 20th annual Irish Festival.
By Katie Krahulik
News Editor
WRHU 88.7 FM Radio Hofstra University won the Marconi Award for best non-commercial radio station of the year at a ceremony in Texas on Sept. 7. The student-run station...
WRHU has fallen from the first ranked college radio station in the nation to the third on the Princeton Review’s “Best College Radio Station” list, behind fellow New York institutions...
By: Kimberly Donahue
WRHU, Radio Hofstra University, was recently awarded the College Media Association’s Pinnacle Award for Four-Year Station.
John Mullen, WRHU’s director of operations,...
By PJ PotterStaff writer
On Monday, Oct. 5, it was confirmed that Radio Hofstra University will once again be the flagship station of the Islanders, including all production and distribution of the...
By Danny Nikander
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
For the second year in a row, the Princeton Review ranked Hofstra’s WRHU the no. 1 college radio station in the nation.
In a YouTube video posted by...
By Andrew WroblewskiStaff Writer
On Nov. 28, nearly three weeks after Hurricane Sandy devastated Long Island, five journalists gathered at Hofstra University to discuss their personal storm experiences...
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