By Hussein Ali Rifath Adelphi University’s Title IX office seeks to promote a campus environment free of harassment, violence and...

By Joseph D’Andrea The excitement of the summer can mean a break from straining your mind from facts, research and maybe even turning a...

By The Delphian Staff Remember those essays you had to write the first day of school back in your elementary days? We thought it would be...

By Arpan Josan For many college students, the steps for completing the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) form can be...

By Joseph D’Andrea The Adelphi men’s lacrosse team was among the dozens of other NCAA champion teams from across the country invited to...

By Skylar Dorr For the thirteenth consecutive year, the staff and contributors to The Delphian  were recognized for their journalistic...

By Joseph D’Andrea, Justin Kresse and Lizz Panchyk Student scholars showed off their research and presentation skills at the 21st annual...

By Bethany Goodwin Abortion is one of the most controversial issues in contemporary American politics. The 2022 overturning by the...

By Arpan Josan Adelphi’s first multicultural pageant Miss AUniverse was hosted on April 20 in the UC Ballrooms. Derived from the school’s...

By Lizz Panchyk Many college students are interviewing for jobs and internships this semester. But knowing what is appropriate to wear...

By Arpan Josan & Hussein Ali Rifath Some Adelphi students are continuing to respond to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East in...

By Kayla Galiotte Have you ever felt alone after losing someone who was important to you? Does it feel like no one knows exactly what you...

By Joanna Reid I started writing for The Delphian in my sophomore year at Adelphi because I enjoyed writing and I thought it would be a...

By Justin Kresse I joined The Delphian in the fall of 2020 during my freshman year at Adelphi. That year was very difficult: Covid did...

By Andrew Smith Beginning your college during a global pandemic is something that most young people will not forget. I spent my entire...

By Kennie Dionisio I was a loser in high school. Yes, I was the kind of loser you see in movies with the ginormous round glasses who was...

By Lizz Panchyk In August 2020, I finally had some sort of “graduation” from my high school, a time where things were very unknown due to...

I designed this section in fall of 2022 to allow students the opportunity to submit their poetry or prose to be published, something I...

Kairos is a Greek word that defines a short but perfect moment of peace, often overlooked in daily life. It represents a serene pause,...

This poem is inspired by my visual childhood memories in my grandparents’ backyard. These memories serve as a time capsule, a time that’s...