LIU Selected to Compete in NCAA Gymnastics Championships

Three members of the LIU gymnastics teams represented the University at the 2023 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships. Syd Morris (all-around), Ilka Juk (beam) and...

Alumna Awarded Competitive National Scholarship in Canada

Jessica Dean ’23 was selected to receive a Canada Graduate Scholarship - Master’s program (CGSM) award by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council...

New CEO Appointed to Lead Queens Hospital

New York City Health + Hospitals announced that Neil J. Moore, ‘97, will become the new CEO of Queens Hospital in Jamaica, Queens effective...

Dance & Cheerleading Teams Win National Championship

LIU Dance and Cheerleading made program history by winning the Open Spirit Program Game Day competition at the 2023 UCA & UDA College Cheerleading...

Distinguished Military Veteran Appointed to Non-Profit Board

Brian Locke ’02 was selected to the board of directors for the Friends of Mississippi Veterans, a non-profit dedicated to caring for the more...

New Penn Founder Lends Mortgage Insights

Jerry Schiano, ’83, Chief Executive Officer of Spring EQ, a mortgage lending startup based in Philadelphia, participated in a Q&A with MReport, the leading...

Facebook Taps LIU Alumna for Vice President

Sandra Altiné (BA, ’86) was named Vice President, Workforce Diversity & Inclusion at Facebook. Prior to joining Facebook, Altiné was the Managing Director of...

City & State Education’s Top 20 Features LIU President

Dr. Kimberly R. Cline, President of Long Island University, ranked in the top 20 for City & State’s Education Power 50, which highlights the...

LIU Football QB Goes Viral

Chris Howell, the Sharks’ left-handed quarterback, went viral this week with his unconventional throwing style. The news made headlines in The Athletic, New York Daily...

Parkinson’s Research to be Published in Medical Journal

Dr. Moya-Gayle, a renowned expert on Parkinson's, will have her research published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research in 2023. The study focused...