Eighteen months, a new mezzanine and a donated five-axis mill. The Engineering Technology Lab reopened this month with space for twice as many student… More...

Fifteen years after graduating in aeronautical science, Captain Elena Rossi flies long-haul out of JFK - and still teaches the Farmingdale cadets who … More...

A 1986 graduate on why she has given every year since - and what she wants the College to look like when her grandchildren apply. More...

Long Island needs 3,000 more nurses by 2030. Farmingdale's expanded simulation suite is designed to produce them - and to keep them working here once … More...

The green roof above the Campus Center was designed by a Farmingdale horticulture graduate. It now absorbs a quarter of the building's stormwater and … More...

From the student paper to a network newsroom in nine years. A professional communications graduate on deadlines, doubt and the value of a small depart… More...

A record 148 entries this year, across every school. The symposium has become the moment undergraduates find out what research actually feels like. More...

The array on the Thompson Hall roof will cover about twelve per cent of campus electricity demand, and gives engineering students a live installation … More...

A three-year federal grant will fund Farmingdale's study of how Long Island's south shore is changing - using land records that go back to the College… More...

Four scholarship recipients describe what the money actually paid for: rent, a laptop, a bus pass, and the shifts they no longer had to work. More...

Every gift to the Pasternack Challenge is matched dollar for dollar up to $250,000. Here is how the match works, and why it closes on 30 June. More...

New rigging, a new lighting desk and ninety-six reupholstered seats. The Little Theatre reopens for the autumn season thanks to 214 donors. More...

The Japanese artist behind the polka dots and the Infinity Mirror Rooms has died at 97. More...