LIU Campus Returns to the Big Screen

Scenes filmed on 10 different locations on the LIU Post campus made the final cut of Lazy Susan, a new feature film comedy starring Sean...

Basketball Star Named Conference Co-Player of the Week

The Northeast Conference named LIU men’s basketball junior Eral Penn as Co-Player of the Week after helping lead the Sharks to reclaim first place...

Nurse Practitioner Entrepreneur Opens Private Practice

After working for local providers for several years, Dr. Tia Knight-Forbes ‘14 recently opened her own private practice, ITAV-NP Family Health, in Amityville. In...

ESPN+ Now Streaming Sharks Games

ESPN+ is now streaming LIU men's and women's hockey, gymnastics, wrestling, and men's lacrosse games. Other teams will continue to stream on NEC Front...

Alumna Named Editor and Publisher

Rachel Hendrick '12 has been named editor and publisher of Choice, a publishing unit of the Association of College and Research Libraries, a division...

Society of Presidential Descendants Announces Presidential Leadership Book Award Winner

The winner of the biennial Presidential Leadership Book Award, hosted by the Society of Presidential Descendants, is "The Peacemaker: Ronald Reagan, The Cold War, and...

Pharmacy Professor Presents Research at International Conference

Dr. Islam M. Ghazi, Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, presented his study on bacterial infections at Epidemics 9, International Conference on Infectious Disease Dynamics,...

Faculty Awarded Grant for Cultural Preservation Programs

Deborah Mutnick, professor of English, earned an Action Grant from Humanities New York (HNY) for her project “Whose Streets? Our Streets: Remain, Reclaim, Rebuild,”...

Women’s Soccer Team Undefeated in Conference

The Sharks are undefeated in NEC competition. The team's success has coincided with several conference awards for individual players. Midfielder Brooklyn Menard was named NEC...

Former Educator Publishes Debut Children’s Book

C.P. Wilson, ’86, who earned a master’s degree in TESOL and served many years as an educator, is now teaching children through literature with...