Library Grad Joins Brooklyn Historical Society’s Archival Project
Aliki Caloyeras, ’18, a recent graduate of the Palmer School of Library and Information Science, is working on a special collections project for the...
Screenwriting Alum Selected for DreamWorks Fellowship
DreamWorks Animation named Brett Wolfe ’23 one of 16 fellows across the nation for the 2025 DreamWorks Animation LAUNCH Fellowship program. The program offers eight...
Alumna Joins Nation’s Top 25 Women In Cyber Security
Mary Byrne, chief operating officer of Immuta, a leader in cloud data access control, is one of the top women in cyber security in...
Developing Public School Education in New York City
Long Island University hosted more than 100 New York City public school teachers for a professional development session. The event was part of an...
Palmer Student Pens Profile for New York Public Library
Claire Charvet, a graduate student at the Palmer School of Library and Information Science, authored an article for the New York Public Library on...
Good Housekeeping’s Nutrition Lab Expert
Stefani Sassos (RDN ’16) leads The Nutrition Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute, part of Hearst Magazines. The Nutrition Lab is one of seven...
Men’s Water Polo Student-Athletes Named Academic All-Americans
Six members of the men’s water polo team were named Academic All-Americans by the Association of Collegiate Water Polo Coaches (ACWPCA): Ethan Zaire, Anthony Gauna,...
Brooklyn Paramount Named Billboard Top Music Venue
Billboard named the Brooklyn Paramount the “Top East Coast Club or Theater” on its list of Top Music Venues for 2025. The historic venue,...
Author Alexis Mitchell Publishes her Second Book
Alexis Mitchell '19, '22 recently published her second book, The Attic. Mitchell is a self-published author and educator promoting the importance of education and...
Good Morning America Features Alumna’s Inspiring Story
Naketa Younge ’15 was interviewed on Good Morning America by Robin Roberts about her inspiring journey from homeless at 18 to becoming an at-risk youth...