Hewlett-Woodmere School District Appoints Experienced Assistant Superintendent
The Hewlett-Woodmere School District appointed Marie Donnelly, ‘05, as assistant superintendent for business after she previously joined the school district on an interim basis...
Men’s Basketball Unanimously Picked to Win NEC
The men's basketball team was unanimously selected to win the conference in the NEC Preseason Poll, while redshirt senior Malachi Davis and graduate student...
Palmer School Alumna Published in Academic Journal
Palmer School alumna Amanda Raquel Dorval’s piece, “The Cultural Genocide of the Iraqi Archives and the Iraqi Jewish Archive and International Responsibility,” was published...
Top Principals in New York
Two LIU alumni, Dr. Alison Clark (’01) and Jonathan Slaybaugh (’90) earned Principal of the Year honors in their respective categories by the School...
Toss Securities Taps Financial Executive as U.S. CEO
Richard Hagen Jr. ’91, was named CEO of TSA Financial LLC, a fintech securities firm with the largest data-driven investment platform in South Korea....
The New Vice President at Capitol Studios
LIU alumnus Roey Hershkovitz (BFA in Broadcasting, ’00) is the new Vice President at Capitol Studios, the iconic recording studio located in Hollywood’s landmark...
Dean Presents at State Council of Superintendents Summit
Dr. Laura Seinfeld, Dean of the College of Education, Information & Technology, co-presented at the New York State Council of School Superintendents 2024 Fall...
Model UN Team Wins in Germany
LIU’s Model UN team won the Distinguished Delegation Award at the National Model United Nations (NMUN) conference in Erfurt, Germany and met Frank-Walter Steinmeier,...
Delaware Honors First Black Female Transplant Surgeon in US
Dr. Velma Scantlebury ’77 is being honored with the Delaware History Makers Award. Dr. Scantlebury is the first Black female surgeon to specialize in transplant...
Doctoral Student Contributes to Book About Economics of COVID-19
Members of the LIU community are playing a critical role in researching the pandemic, as Naiya Patel, ’17, is the co-editor of Economics of COVID-19:...