NBA’s LaMelo Ball Donates Roc Nation Scholarship

LaMelo Ball announced a four-year scholarship for a student majoring in sports management or sports communication & marketing at the Roc Nation School of Music,...

Empowering the Next Generation of Engineers

Recent graduates Jared Ebersole ’23, Luke St. Armand ’22 and senior Daniel Tellerman are inspiring the next generation of engineers through interactive electric vehicle...

Honors Student’s Cancer Research Published in Medical Journal

Biochemistry major Julia Zebak co-authored her first peer-reviewed article in Radiotherapy and Oncology titled “Patterns and Predictors of Relapse in Merkel Cell Carcinoma: Results from a...

Men’s Ice Hockey Battles Penn State, Boston College

The LIU Men’s Ice Hockey team is competing against the nation’s top teams this season. In October, the Sharks took the #16 ranked Penn...

NIH Grant Funds Groundbreaking Study on Substance Use

Dr. Victor Lushin, professor in the department of social work, earned a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the social determinants of...

Professor Wins Prestigious National Science Foundation Award

The National Science Foundation awarded the prestigious Research in Undergraduate Institutions award to Dr. Cheng Zhang, Associate Professor of Chemistry. LIU students frequently work...

School of Pharmaceutics Director Named Scientist of the Year

Dr. Mahendra Dedhiya, director of the School of Pharmaceutics, received the Distinguished Scientist of the Year Award from the American Association of Indian Pharmaceutical...
Jacqueline Maguire, MS in Criminal Justice '99

Leading the FBI’s Criminal Division in New York

Jacqueline Maguire, MS in Criminal Justice '99, was named the special agent in charge of the Criminal Division of the FBI's New York Field...

Marketing Professional Appointed to Government Role

The City of Poughkeepsie confirmed the appointment of Jasmin Davis, ’10, as its new City Chamberlain by a unanimous 9-0 vote in the City...

NYC Mayor Nominates Esteemed Judge to Historic Post

Mayor Eric Adams nominated Justice Sylvia Hinds-Radix ’78 as New York City’s Corporation Counsel, making her the first Caribbean-born woman to serve in the...