LIU Professor Named Chair at National Social Work Organization

Dr. Telvis Rich, Associate Professor at LIU’s Department of Social Work, is the new Chair of Diversity for the North American Association of Christians...

Forbes Profiles Young Guru’s Work at Roc Nation School

Grammy Award-winning audio engineer and producer Gimel “Young Guru” Keaton was the subject of a feature profile in Forbes, highlighting his work teaching students...

Renowned Author Hosts Groundbreaking Writing Workshop

Zaina Arafat, an LGBTQ Arab/Muslim-American writer and visiting assistant professor for the Department of Communications & Film, hosted a “Writing About Identity” workshop to...

Students Attend UN’s 75th Declaration of Human Rights

Students and faculty attended the United Nation’s General Assembly for the Declaration of Human Rights conference, celebrating 75 years since the landmark document was...

Accomplished Business Journalist Joins CBS News

CBS News announced that Javier E. David ’11 will contribute to its streaming network, covering business, markets and the economy. David most recently served as a business and...

Writing Professor Published in The New Yorker

Zaina Arafat authored a personal essay for The New Yorker entitled “Fasting for Ramadan While Gaza Goes Hungry.” Arafat is an award-winning author whose stories...

Two-Time National Champ Kelly Nash to Coach Women’s Hockey

Kelly Nash was named head coach of the Sharks women's ice hockey program after serving as associate head coach and head scout for the...

University Announces Acrobatics and Tumbling Program

LIU announced the launch of a women’s acrobatics and tumbling program, with recruitment underway and competition beginning in the 2023-24 season. Long Island University...

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...

NY Board of Regents Selects Chancellor

The New York State Board of Regents unanimously elected Dr. Lester W. Young Jr. to serve as chancellor, becoming the first African American to...