LIU Hosts World Class Surgeon, Living Heart Founder 

International leaders in the battle against congenital heart disease participated in a panel discussion on the Brooklyn campus about innovative new technology currently being...
Top Ranked Library Science Program at LIU

Top Ranked Library Science Program

Long Island University’s Master of Library Science (MLS) degree ranks among best in the nation by Intelligent.com. Others recognized included: University of Alabama, Indiana...

Men’s Hockey Scores Inaugural Head Coach

Long Island University has selected Brett Riley to lead the Division I men's ice hockey program. Riley is a third-generation collegiate hockey coach who...

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...

Lynn’s Music Featured on NPR

National Public Radio’s “All Songs Considered” featured new music from Alex Lynn (BS, ’17), highlighting her new project “Alex the Astronaut.” Lynn created demos...

Women’s Volleyball Racks Up 8 Straight Victories

LIU's women's volleyball team won eight consecutive matches. During the win streak, Junior Sara van Gisteren, junior Yasmeen Muhammad, and senior Karly Klaer all...

Guggenheim Winner to Lead George Polk School of Communications

Award-winning author and educator Robin Hemley will serve as Director and Polk Professor in Residence of the George Polk School of Communications at Long...

Veterinary Medicine Students Win Awards at National Competition

LIU College of Veterinary Medicine students participated in the American Veterinary Medical Association’s 22nd Annual Animal Welfare Assessment Contest. Long Island University was the only...

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,”...

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...