Olympic Medalist Brendon Rodney ’16 Seeks Second Medal at Tokyo Games
Brendon Rodney, one of the most decorated track and field athletes in LIU’s history, returns to the Olympics for the Canadian National Team in...
Alumnus Leads Pharmaceutical Company Board of Directors
Dieter Weinand ’87 was appointed as the Chair of the Board of Directors at Umoja Biopharma, Inc., an immuno-oncology company that develops therapeutics to reprogram immune cells to treat cancer patients. Weinand...
Alumnus Named Partner at Farrell Fritz
John C. Armentano ’98 was promoted to partner by Farrell Fritz. Armentano, a St. James, NY resident, is a land use and municipal litigation...
Emmy-Winning Show Co-Host Tracks Economy for Forbes
Michael Ozanian, ’81, Executive Editor at Forbes, is covering a number of the financial ramifications of COVID-19. Since joining the publication in 1997, Ozanian has...
Buchalter Award-Winner to Study Gravitational Waves
The National Science Foundation awarded a grant to Dr. Steve Liebling, Professor of Physics, to fund his continued research on gravitational waves. Dr. Liebling,...
Alum Joins American Library Association Executive Board
The American Library Association (ALA) Council announced the election of Dr. Corinthia Price ’11 to its Executive Board. Price currently serves as a member...
Ugandan President Appoints LIU Graduate as Special Envoy for the United Nations
Ugandan diplomat Adonia Ayebare ’11 was appointed as special envoy to the United Nations in addition to his role as permanent representative. Ayebare began...
LIU to Host Annual Virtual Twins Symposium
Long Island University, Dassault Systemes and Metidata will host the largest gathering of experts dedicated to the use of virtual human twins in translational...
New College of Veterinary Scholarships Established in Honor of Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, two new scholarships for African American students to study at Long Island University’s College of Veterinary Medicine have...
Star on the Rise
The new single “In a Young Person’s Body” by Kora Feder, ’17, was named one of the top “Protest songs on the Rise in...