Oncology Business Expert Joins Washington Post Speaker Series
Michael Petroutsas ’97, vice president of the US Oncology Business Unit of GSK, one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturers, joined the Washington Post’s “Chasing Cancer” speaker...
Healing Trauma with Yoga
Beth Shaw (BS in Business, ’92) president and founder of YogaFit Training Systems, published her fourth book, Healing Trauma with Yoga- Go From Surviving to...
Ambitious Palmer School Project Featured by Archival Outlook Magazine
Archival Outlook magazine recently featured the Robert Moses Archival Project, an ambitious venture overseen by the Palmer School of Library and Information Science at LIU to create...
LIU Named ‘Best of Long Island’ for Second Straight Year
Long Island University won five top honors in the Bethpage Best of Long Island Contest, including Best College or University, Best College President, and...
Honors Students Meet Senate Majority Leader Schumer
United States Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer met with Honors College students and the Long Island Association to provide an update on what's new...
Future Evolution for Telemedicine
Dr. Zsolt Kulcsar, ’20, Chief of Rheumatology and Physician Lead at White Plains Hospital in New York, served as the featured guest of Rheum...
Gardiner Foundation Grants $1 Million to Palmer School
Palmer School of Library & Information Science was awarded a $1 million grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation to support the University's...
Celtics Trainer Celebrates Historic NBA Finals Championship
Boston Celtics performance coach Isaiah Covington, ’18, celebrated his first NBA championship after the team defeated the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Finals. The...
Seasoned Detective Promoted as Nassau County Chief
Christopher Ferro ’20 became the chief of detectives for the Nassau County Police Department after serving the county for 29 years. Ferro was most...
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...