Health Expert Discusses Climate Change and Disease
A recent article in the Financial Times features the expert analysis of Dr. Alexander More, associate professor and director of the Honors College, who said...
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,”...
Weinand Named Chairman at Replimune Group
Dieter Weinand (MS ’87) was appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors at Replimune Group Inc. (REPL), a biotechnology company developing oncolytic immuno-gene therapies....
Alum Tapped as CEO of Industry-Leading Energy Company
Tony Dorazio ’86 was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Corning Energy, founded in 1904. Dorazio previously served as Managing Partner of Montgomery Group, an...
Women’s Swimming Sweeps Weekly Conference Awards
The season-opening meet of the women’s swimming team brought home both of the Northeast Conference’s weekly swimming awards. Sophomore Venna Andersen won Swimmer of...
Students Provide Telehealth Counseling
LIU students in the PhD in Psychology program have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 public health crisis contributing to hospitals and clinics across the country...
Meaghan Hogan Announced as VP of University Relations
Meaghan Hogan brings over 15 years of experience driving results in university fundraising and engagement to her new role as vice president of university...
Blake Named Director at Greystone
Christopher Blake (MBA, ’99) is the new Director at Greystone & Co., a leading national commercial real estate lending, investment, and advisory company. Blake boasts more...
R. K. Mellon Foundation Funds Doctoral Student Research Project in Tanzania
Doctoral students in the Clinical Psychology program traveled to Tanzania as part of a first-of-its-kind research project led by program director, Dr. Eva Feindler,...
Journalism Alumnus Publishes New Book
The latest book by author Wayne Dawkins ’77, Sam Lacy and Wendell Smith: The Dynamic Duo That Desegregated American Sports, was published by Routledge...