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Founded in 1935 with approximately 800 students and four programs of study, Hofstra has evolved into a world-class private university where nearly 11,000 students choose from hundreds of program options in the liberal arts and sciences, health professions and human services, nursing and physician assistant studies, medicine, honors studies, business, communication, education, engineering and applied science, and law.

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Soarin' Over Hofstra

Lawrence Levy, associate vice president and executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies, wrote an opinion piece for the Times Union: “Commentary: Don’t write off Hochul just yet.”

He was also interviewed by Newsday about Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado jumping into the governor’s race.

 Levy said Delgado has to be viewed as a “deep underdog.” His name recognition is low and Hochul already has $16 million in campaign funds, to Delgado’s $969,000. “Delgado has spent a lot of time traveling the state as lieutenant governor but I’m not sure what kind of network he built up,” Levy said. 

Don’t Write Off Hochul Just Yet

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