Roosevelt School Chairman Speaks at Nassau County Celebration
Tweed Roosevelt, chairman of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt School, joined elected officials as part of the 125thanniversary celebration of Nassau County....
Olympic Medalist Brendon Rodney ’16 Seeks Second Medal at Tokyo Games
Brendon Rodney, one of the most decorated track and field athletes in LIU’s history, returns to the Olympics for the Canadian National Team in...
Lacrosse Star Contends for Player of the Year Honors
Men’s lacrosse goalie Will Mark was added to the watch list for the Tewaaraton Award, given annually to the top male and female student-athletes...
Hamilton Director Joins LIU As Guest Artist
Hannah Ryan, Resident Director of Hamilton: An American Musical on Broadway and the U.S. Tour, will serve as one of four guest artists for the Post...
Women’s Lacrosse Wins Multiple Academic Honors
Fourteen women’s lacrosse players earned a spot on the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association Division I Academic Honor Roll during the 2020-21 season. The...
Women’s Ice Hockey Players to Compete in World University Games
Three Long Island University women’s ice hockey players, Mikayla Lantto, Alexa Hartje and Jeannie Wallner, were named to the U.S. Delegation for the upcoming...
FBI Leader Earns Historic Promotion
Brian C. Turner ’98 was appointed associate deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, becoming the first African American to ever serve in...
Washington Commanders VP Speaks at Roc Nation School
Rael Enteen, Vice President of Content for the NFL’s Washington Commanders, spoke with students in the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment....
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...
Skilled Community Journalist Earns Editor Role
The Ridgefield Press, one of the oldest community newspapers in Connecticut, announced that Alyssa Seidman ’17 will serve as its new editor. Seidman brings with...