NBA Celebrates Alumnus’ Record-Breaking Career
Herb Turetzky ’68, ’73 was named the official scorer emeritus for the Brooklyn Nets during his National Basketball Association retirement celebration. Turetzky holds the...
Hockey Star Nominated for National Player of the Year
Men’s ice hockey forward Billy Jerry was nominated for the 2022 Hobey Baker Award, the nation’s top award given to the best player in...
Roosevelt School and Society of Presidential Descendants Presents Civics Day Award
The Roosevelt School at Long Island University and the Society of Presidential Descendants presented the inaugural National Civics Day Award for Excellence in Civic Education...
Physician of Excellence Recognized for Emergency Services
Dr. Frank Quintero ’20, assistant director of Emergency Medical Services and Emergency Preparedness at White Plains Hospital, was recognized as the 2022 “Physician of...
Students Named Semi-Finalists for Prestigious Fulbright Awards
A pair of exceptional LIU students have been recognized for their international studies as semi-finalists for the 2021-22 Fulbright US Student Program Awards. Emma...
Dietary Supplement May Provide Alternative Cancer Treatment
Dr. Anait S. Levenson, Professor of Cancer Research and Pharmacology at the College of Veterinary Medicine, and Dr. Avinash Kumar, Assistant Professor at the...
Campus Newspaper Awarded Best on Long Island
The Press Club of Long Island, an official chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, recognized The Pioneer of LIU Post as the “Best College Newspaper”...
Doctoral Student Contributes to Book About Economics of COVID-19
Members of the LIU community are playing a critical role in researching the pandemic, as Naiya Patel, ’17, is the co-editor of Economics of COVID-19:...
Expert Panel Discusses Pressing Global Concerns
Long Island University held a panel discussion featuring three professors from the Brooklyn campus who are nationally recognized experts in their respective fields. The...
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...