LIU Soccer Star Named Defensive Player of the Week

The Northeast Conference honored LIU women’s soccer goalie Kayla DeTreux as the Defensive Player of the Week after she made nine saves in the...

Professor Marshall is Keynote Speaker at International Education Tech Conference

Dr. Helaine W. Marshall, professor of education, presented a keynote address about her innovative Synchronous Online Flipped Learning Approach at the DisCo 2021 educational...

Palmer Student Pens Profile for New York Public Library

Claire Charvet, a graduate student at the Palmer School of Library and Information Science, authored an article for the New York Public Library on...

Women’s Hockey Standouts Sign with Swedish Pro Teams

Two former Sharks are taking their talents to the Swedish Women's Hockey League (SDHL), one of the premiere professional women's hockey leagues in Sweden....

Americans With Presidential Lineage Form ‘Society of Presidential Descendants’ to Create Educational Opportunities About...

Tweed Roosevelt, Massee McKinley, Lynda Johnson Robb & Clifton Truman Daniel To Lead Initiative A group of Americans with direct lineage to one or...

Artist Shines Light on African-American History in Exhibit

Barbara Gothard ’71 has a new exhibit in the San Bernardino County Museum titled Contradictions – Bringing the Past Forward, a research-based multimedia installation that examines...

LIU Mourns the Passing of Simon Hodnett

The LIU community mourns the passing of track and field coach Simon Hodnett, ’05. Hodnett led LIU to 10 Northeast Conference championships during his...

Women’s Hockey Coach Joins Team USA Staff

Shelly Picard was named a member of the 2025 U.S. Under-18 Women’s national team. Picard is an Olympic silver medalist and four-time International Ice...

LIU Basketball Legend Honored as Nation’s Best High School Coach

Tamika Dudley ’03 won the 2022 Naismith High School Girls Coach of the Year Award, considered the highest national honor in high school and...

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...