Ingenus President Returns to Campus for Speaker Series

Alumnus Raj Devalapalli '90, a multinational pharmaceutical entrepreneur, served as guest speaker in the Leadership Series at the College of Pharmacy. Devalapalli is the...

LIU Campuses Light Up for the Holidays

Long Island University held several events on the Brooklyn and Post campuses to usher in the holidays. In Brooklyn, students, faculty and staff gathered...

Acclaimed Presidential Historian Speaks at Roosevelt School Event

Author and presidential historian Douglas Brinkley recently spoke on campus about his latest book, Silent Spring Revolution. Representative Steve Israel sat down with Brinkley to discuss...

Gerontology Specialist Named Nursing Home Administrator

Nicolas Destinville ’12 was named the administrator of St. Johnland Nursing Center, a 250-bed facility in Kings Park. His more than 10 years of...

Accomplished School Counselor Hired as Assistant Superintendent

The Glenn Cove City School District announced the appointment of Dr. Kim H. Rodriguez, ’86, ’89, as the district’s new superintendent for human resources....

Acclaimed Artist’s Work Featured in American History Exhibit

The artwork of LIU professor and nationally and internationally acclaimed artist Dan Christoffel is on display at the Artwork Honoring American History exhibit held at the...

All-American Alumna Strives for Diversity in Swimming

Seren Jones '16, a six-time All-American swimmer who led LIU to the NCAA Championships during her senior year, was featured by BBC News for her...

Sports Illustrated Features Longtime Nets Scorekeeper

Sports Illustrated published a profile of Herb Turetzky, ’68, ’73, who has served as the scorekeeper for the Brooklyn Nets for the past 54 years. Turetzky’s...

Recent Grad Talks National Hiking Day

Alumna Maggie Peikon ’21, Manager of Communications at the American Hiking Society, appeared on the national AccuWeather Network to discuss National Trails Day -...

Star on the Rise

The new single “In a Young Person’s Body” by Kora Feder, ’17, was named one of the top “Protest songs on the Rise in...