Yawn’s Dominant Outing Leads to Win Over Villanova
LIU beat Villanova in a 10-7 win that began with a dominating performance by starting pitcher Garrett Yawn. Yawn pitched five and a third perfect...
Students Complete Fashion Consulting Project in Italy
Students in the Fashion Merchandising and Management program traveled to Florence and Milan, as part of a semester-long business consulting project with Zerolab ,...
Cowans’ No-Hitter Caps Off Softball Team’s Sweep of FDU
Junior Lindsey Cowans threw a no-hitter in the LIU softball team’s shutout victory over Farleigh Dickerson University (FDU), putting
an exclamation point on the Sharks...
Informing Public Health
Dr. Glen D. Lawrence, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, debunks the common advice to consume less fat in his new book The Low-Fat Lie: Rise...
Sharks Track & Field Champions Recognized for Excellence
Men’s and women’s outdoor track and field athletes left their mark on the Northeast Conference in 2022 with 17 All-Conference honorees across all events....
Long Island University Hornstein Center National Poll: America’s First Impression of President Biden and...
BROOKVILLE, NY, January 26, 2021 – Results of a breaking Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling and Analysis national poll...
Nursing Student Named President of Statewide Association
Jasmine Gonzalez, a junior in the Harriet Rothkopf Heilbrunn School of Nursing, was elected President of the Nursing Student Association of New York State....
Experienced Teacher and Counselor Named Assistant Principal
Paola Ochoa ’15 was selected by Stamford Public Schools as the assistant principal of Dolan Middle School, where she previously taught Spanish to seventh...
Admired Advocate Joins Leading Childhood Cancer Foundation
The St. Baldrick's Foundation, the largest non-government funder of childhood cancer research grants, announced the appointment of Robert Martin '72 to its board of...
Groundbreaking Academic Study Shows Benefits of Play Among Children
Results of a study conducted by faculty researchers reveal significant upticks in math and reading scores among elementary school students who participated in an...