Broadway Star Showcased at National Theater Festival
LIU theater professor Eric Jordan Young presented three songs from his new production Vanishing Girl at the National Alliance for Musical Theatre’s 35th Annual Festival of...
National Science Foundation Awards Prestigious Grant to Veterinary Faculty
The National Science Foundation awarded Dr. Maria Forzan, assistant professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine, with a grant to fund her continued investigation...
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...
Distinguished Military Veteran Appointed to Non-Profit Board
Brian Locke ’02 was selected to the board of directors for the Friends of Mississippi Veterans, a non-profit dedicated to caring for the more...
Six Gymnasts Earn EAGL All-Tournament Honors
Six LIU gymnasts earned first- and second-team All-Tournament honors as the Sharks concluded their season with a 194.000 performance at the 2025 EAGL Championships...
Professor Serves as Lead Advocate for Cyberbullying Legislation
New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation designed to eradicate cyberbullying thanks to lead advocacy from Lisa-Michelle Kucharz, professor of communications. Kucharz’s efforts inspired...
Go-To Society Photographer Reveals Photos of the Rich and Famous
Students at the LIU Palmer School of Library and Information Science digitized a collection of society photographer Bert Morgan’s never-before-seen photos of Southampton’s wealthiest...
Alumnus Named Vice President at Workforce Logiq
William T. Rolack, Sr., ’96, was appointed Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion at Workforce Logiq, a global provider of workforce intelligence, technology, and...
Alumnus’ Novel Wins Prestigious Book Award
Michael Okon (BS, ’00; MBA ’03), an award-winning and best-selling author of multiple genres, won a 2020 Feathered Quill Book Awards for his novel Monsterland....
Ugandan President Appoints LIU Graduate as Special Envoy for the United Nations
Ugandan diplomat Adonia Ayebare ’11 was appointed as special envoy to the United Nations in addition to his role as permanent representative. Ayebare began...