Decorated Educator Appointed as Principal
Dr. Robin Small '01 was named the principal of Valley Stream North High School by the Central District Board of Education. Dr. Small first...
Tilles Teams with Lincoln Center to Host Jazz Fest
In collaboration with Jazz at Lincoln Center, Tilles Center for the Performing Arts hosted the inaugural Tilles Jazz Fest on the Post campus. The...
LIU Spirit Teams Capture National Championship
LIU's cheerleading and dance teams joined forces with Finley the Shark to capture the Open Spirit Game Day division at the UCA/UDA national championships, beating St....
Biosafety Expert Recognized by Continental Who’s Who
Phillip George Hauck ’75 was recognized as a Top Pinnacle Professional by Continental Who’s Who, a national organization that highlights industry leaders in a...
Planning Specialist to Lead Luxury Rental Development
Sean Sallie ’11 was appointed as director of planning and development for Heatherwood Luxury Rentals, one of the largest developers of apartment communities on...
Renowned Egyptologist Shifts the Narrative on King Tut
Bob Brier, a senior research fellow at LIU and specialist in ancient Egypt, explores the 100 years of research on the life and tomb of...
Tales of Theodore Roosevelt: TR, Literary Fella
Chairman of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute and LIU professor Tweed Roosevelt, great-grandson of America’s 26th President, will deliver a lecture titled “TR, Literary Fella,” from his...
Alumna to Advise NYC Mayor on Education Policy
New York City Mayor Eric Adams appointed alumna Anita Garcia to the Panel for Educational Policy. Garcia was formerly the principal of PS 329 in Coney Island. The...
UN Ambassador for South Africa Visits Roosevelt School
LIU hosted the of South Africa’s UN ambassador Mathu Joyini and her colleagues for a special visit to the Roosevelt School. The distinguished guests...
Successful September for Sharks Soccer Team
The defending Northeast Conference champion men’s soccer team is on a hot streak – winning 5 in a row! One notable win was against...