Author Alexis Mitchell Publishes her Second Book
Alexis Mitchell '19, '22 recently published her second book, The Attic. Mitchell is a self-published author and educator promoting the importance of education and...
Women’s Lacrosse Wins Championship, Faces #5 Virginia in NCAA Tournament
The LIU women's lacrosse team is heading to the NCAA Tournament after winning its first-ever NEC Championship with a 10-7 win against Sacred Heart....
Men’s Water Polo Student-Athletes Named Academic All-Americans
Six members of the men’s water polo team were named Academic All-Americans by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPCA): Ethan Zaire, Anthony Gauna,...
Federal Reserve Director Talks Economic Outlook
Kartik B. Athreya, Director of Research and Head of Research and the Statistics Group of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, visited Long...
Business Insider Highlights AI Program
Business Insider cited the Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence in an article featuring AI programs at universities across the U.S., including Johns Hopkins,...
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...
Alumnus Launches First Los Angeles Store for Streetwear Brand
Tier, a contemporary luxury streetwear brand co-founded by Nigeria Ealey ’15, ’18, opened its first brick-and-mortar shop in the Beverly Center shopping mall in...
Xerox CEO Offers Insight to Business Students
Alumnus Steve Bandrowczak ’88, CEO of Xerox, returned to the Post Campus to speak with students in the School of Business. Bandrowczak joined Xerox...
Author Pens Publication About Irish Immigration
Harry Dunleavy ’74 released his new book about the emigration of Irish descendants to Latin America. Irish Immigration to Latin America honors the legacies of...
Alumnus Named Partner at Farrell Fritz
John C. Armentano ’98 was promoted to partner by Farrell Fritz. Armentano, a St. James, NY resident, is a land use and municipal litigation...