NSF Funds Black Hole Research
The National Science Foundation (NSF) is funding new research from Dr. Steven Leibling, professor of physics, for his project "Magnetized Mergers of Black Holes...
Women’s Tennis Wins Fourth Straight Conference Title
The Long Island University women’s tennis team continued its dominance in the Northeast Conference by earning its fourth straight conference championship. The Sharks defeated...
LIU Professor Earns Fulbright Award for International Research
Dr. Rachel Szekely, Associate Professor of English, Philosophy, and Foreign Languages, received a Fulbright award for the 2020-2021 academic year. Dr. Szekely will teach...
Insurance Agent Promoted to Chief Strategic Relations Officer
SterlingRisk Insurance, one of the nation’s top independently owned insurance brokerages, announced the promotion of Robert F. Larocca, ’90, to chief strategic relations officer....
Women’s LAX Scores 19 Goals in Record-Breaking Win
The women's lacrosse team continued their perfect record in NEC play after scoring a season-high 19 goals against Delaware State. The Sharks led 15-0 in...
Buchalter-Award Winner Co-Authors New Black Hole Research
The latest black hole research from Physics Professor Steve Liebling was published in Universe. The study simulated plausible gravitational wave (GW) signatures in two...
Student Recognized by New York Academy of Medicine
The New York Academy of Medicine awarded Doctorate of Social Work candidate Millicent Harry for her presentation of her doctoral research, titled: “The Experiences...
Princeton Review Names LIU ‘Best in the Northeast’ for 5th Straight Year
Long Island University is again recognized as one of the Best Northeastern Colleges in the Princeton Review’s annual rankings of the 2022 Best Colleges for...
Brian Kilmeade Talks “Teddy and Booker T.” at Roosevelt School
The Roosevelt School hosted New York Times’ Best-Selling author Brian Kilmeade ’86 as part of a special discussion exploring the connection between Booker T....
Celebrated Author and LIU Professor Announces New Book
Emeritus professor of biology and accomplished author Bill Schutt ’78 explores the fascinating history of the human body’s most vital organ in his upcoming...