The glass bottles, tobacco pipe stems, buttons, ceramic fragments and animal remains unearthed at Rock Hall Museum reveal a compelling story, and Hofstra University anthropology students are proud to help tell it.
The recovered items are reminders of a chapter in Long Island history not often discussed: The region was once home to a sizable slave population.
Charles S. Adams (MSEd, ’62) Phillip A. Allopenna (MA, ’59) Elinor Bent (BA, ’49) Paul C. Blau (BBA, ’60) Edith J. Major Boyd (BA, ’72) John Andrew...
Hofstra University student-athletes continue to perform outstanding academic achievement, as the Pride once again tied the school-record with a 3.30...
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