Showcasing Student Entrepreneurship on Long Island

LIU hosted more than 3,000 students from approximately 100 high schools and middle schools across Long Island as part of the Virtual Enterprises Regional...

Alumna Leads Cheerleading Company to National Championship

Tatiana Melani, ’12, ’13, founder of Beyond Cheer Athletics in New York City, led her non-profit competitive cheerleading program to its first regional championship....

Voting Projections Through Historical Analysis

The Independent featured insight from Dr. Si Sheppard, Associate Professor of Political Science, in an article examining the potential voting breakdown in the upcoming...

Tveter Named Senior Advisor to Global Investment Group

  Eric Tveter ’80 was named Senior Advisor for Media and Communications of CEA Group, an international investment banking service provider for the media and...

Football Earns Historic FBS Victory

LIU football stunned Eastern Michigan with a landmark road victory, its first-ever win over an FBS opponent, earning national recognition as Stats Perform FCS...

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...

Xerox Selects Tech Industry Leader as CEO

Steve Bandrowczak ’89 was appointed as the CEO of Xerox after serving as the company’s president and chief operating officer since 2018. His wealth...

Deans Scholars Moderate Superintendents Career Panel

The College of Education, Information and Technology (CEIT) hosted its annual Superintendent Career Panel for education students. The two-hour session was moderated by Deans...

Model UN Team Wins Five Awards in National Competition

The LIU Model UN team competed at the National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in Washington, DC and brought home five awards. The team...

Professor Awarded Grant to Develop Revolutionary App

The Michael J. Fox Foundation awarded Dr. Gemma Moya-Gale, assistant professor in the Communication Sciences & Disorders Department, with a $157,681.59 grant to continue...