Scholarship Gala Surpasses $2 Million Milestone

The 2025 Scholarship Gala raised more than $2 million in a single night, honoring the Wright family and the Museum of Democracy while transforming...

Men’s Basketball Advances to NEC Semifinals, Earns Top NEC Honors

Men’s basketball advanced to the NEC tournament semifinals after knocking off Chicago State to earn its 22nd win of the season. Greg Gordon was...

Sharks Dominate First-Ever Games on Home Ice

The men’s hockey team took the ice and won its first-ever home games, defeating Assumption University 7-0 and Post University 6-1. Freshman Jordan Timmons...

Shark Nation – NCAA’s Top 10%

Five LIU athletic programs received NCAA Division I Academic Performance Program awards. LIU baseball, men's golf, women's golf, men's track & field and volleyball...

United Soccer Coaches Adds Shark to National Watchlist

Junior Defender Henry Haferkorn was named among the best soccer players in the country on the United Soccer Coaches NCAA Division I Players to...

Sharks Win Second Straight National Scholar All-America Title

The men’s wrestling team defended its title as the nation’s top Scholar Team All-America with the highest GPA in the country, according to the...

Korean Consul General Speaks to Students

As part of our new Global Leadership Series, LIU welcomed Ambassador Kim Euy Whan, Korean Consul General, to speak on campus. In addition to...

Pharmaceutical Specialist Joins International Drug Developer

Ami Patel ’05, ’16 was selected as the senior director of product development for Boyds, a global pharmaceutical consultancy service supporting the development of...

Alumnus Makes MLB Spring Training Debut with Pittsburgh Pirates

Joshua Loeschorn ’22 made his MLB Spring Training debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates, marking a major milestone in his professional baseball career. The former...

Marine Biologist Discovers Rebounding Scallop Population

Long Island University researchers have encouraging news about Long Island’s scallop population in the Peconic Bay fishery. Dr. Stephen Tettelbach, professor of biology and...