Jordan S. Laird
Local state senator hosts talk on criminal justice reform in New York
Published in The Hofstra Chronicle Recently-elected New York state Sen. Kevin Thomas, from the sixth district, hosted a discussion on...
Hofstra’s green initiative falls short for many
Published in The Hofstra Chronicle Amid questions regarding recycling processes, Hofstra’s Sustainability Officer Terry Greis addressed...
Community unpacks diversity and calls for improvement
Published in The Hofstra Chronicle Jonathan Lightfoot, professor of teaching, learning and technology, says he has been called to the...
The largest donors to New York candidates
A bunch of white businessman, they almost all gave generously to Gov. Cuomo. Published on City & State New York. Any politician would say...
Breaking down the barriers of male-dominated boards
A new California law aimed at increasing diversity could be a model for New York. Published on City & State New York. There are far fewer...
These candidates will make history if they win
A rundown of the potential firsts in New York politics. Published on City & State New York. This year, New York voters have the...
Annual NRA fundraiser sparks protests
This year, the annual Friends of NRA fundraising banquet drew protesters and elected leaders’ criticism Published on Long Island Herald....
Brooklyn lawmaker to introduce bill in response to ‘Cornerstore Caroline’
Assemblywoman Rodneyse Bichotte’s bill would protect minors from false accusations. Published on City & State New York. Earlier this...
The growing list of corrupt Cuomo associates
Steve Pigeon pleaded guilty Tuesday to funneling an illegal donation to the governor’s campaign. Published on City & State New Y0rk. On...
Molinaro’s voting record
The GOP candidate for governor claims to be a moderate. Did he vote that way in Albany? Published on City & State New York. Republican...
Senator Gillibrand fights to stay positive at LI town hall
Published in the Hofstra Chronicle. The seats of the Sondra and David S. Mack Student Center Theater were packed with politically active...
Cuomo calls on Congress to protect SALT deductions
Since the IRS has blocked Cuomo’s workaround measures, it’s on Congress to preserve SALT deductibility. Published on City & State New...
Both houses of Congress have advanced opioid legislation
Lawmakers support New York's approach to the drug crisis. Published on City & State New York. While not the state most affected by the...
Vulnerable New York Republicans resort to racial campaign ads
Several Republican members of Congress from New York have been accused of racism in their campaign commercials Published on City & State...
DÃaz criticizes siting of Rikers replacement in South Bronx
Borough president wants a site closer to the courthouse. Published on City & State New York. On Aug. 15, New York City Mayor Bill de...
Cuomo's anti-Nixon mailer: A timeline
A history of the campaign's evolving denials. Published on City & State New York. In a steady drum beat of allegations getting closer and...
All the times Bloomberg has been the wrong candidate
A timeline of all the election cycles the former mayor considered running for president. Published on City & State New York. Michael...
Long Island Bike-to-Work Parade commences at Hofstra
Published in The Hofstra Chronicle. Despite the foggy morning, a small but dedicated group of community members and student volunteers...
Robotics competition fosters ‘coopertition’
Published in The Hofstra Chronicle. Fans packed the David S. Mack Arena last week for two separate regional competitions, cheering...






