Renowned Egyptologist Shifts the Narrative on King Tut
Bob Brier, a senior research fellow at LIU and specialist in ancient Egypt, explores the 100 years of research on the life and tomb of...
Faculty Researchers Publish Study on Long-Term Virus Effects
Health Science faculty Amy McGorry, Catherine Crowley, Heather Butts and Raphael Vanderstichel published research on potential treatments for long-term symptoms of COVID-19 in the...
National Academy of Medicine Appoints Visiting Scholar in Residence
The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) announced the appointment of E. Albert Reece '73 as Visiting Scholar-in-Residence. Reece will lead work on a project...
Distinguished Professor Founds Brain Injury Clinic
Mayya Teytel-Cocozza, adjunct professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, founded Leading Innovative Multicultural Brain Injury Clinic, providing therapy for adults and...
Women’s Lacrosse & Softball Earn Top Spots in NEC Pre-Season Polls
Women's lacrosse and softball both earned top spots in the NEC preseason polls, with lacrosse unanimously picked to repeat as conference champions. Lacrosse pursues...
Music Industry Executive Hosts Lecture at Roc Nation School
Andrew Gould, Executive Vice President of Publishing at Roc Nation, spoke with students about the legal aspects of the music industry. He shared his...
France’s Highest Civilian Honor Awarded to Activist Alumna
Irene Natividad '71 was granted the Legion d'Honneur by French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron for her lifelong commitment to gender equality activism. Natividad joins...
LIU Spirit Teams Capture National Championship
LIU's cheerleading and dance teams joined forces with Finley the Shark to capture the Open Spirit Game Day division at the UCA/UDA national championships, beating St....
Sheriff Appointed to National Intelligence Committee
Suffolk County Sheriff Dr. Errol Toulon Jr. ’09 has become a national figure in law enforcement as a member of the Major County Sheriffs...
Experienced Educator Named State’s Deputy Commissioner
Angelique Johnson-Dingle ’03, ’05 was appointed as the New York State Education Department’s deputy commissioner for p-12 instructional support. Johnson-Dingle currently serves as the...