WNBC Recognizes Philanthropic Service
Heather Butts, Co-Director of the Honors College, is helping provide food for those in need through her volunteer efforts with Little Free Library, a...
Professor Elected Vice President of Physical Therapy Association
Michael Masaracchio ’01, chair of the physical therapy doctoral program, was elected as the vice president of the American Physical Therapy Association’s New York...
Banking Expert Selected as Senior Vice President
Joel Barnett ’97 joined Fulton Bank in Pennsylvania as its new senior vice president and director of commercial affinity banking, where he will focus...
New Research Offers Safer Biomedical Implants
Biochemistry professor Azzedine Bensalem co-authored new research detailing a novel approach for strengthening hydroxyapatite, a material often used in medical implants, by adding carefully...
Informing Public Health
Dr. Glen D. Lawrence, Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry, debunks the common advice to consume less fat in his new book The Low-Fat Lie: Rise...
Long Island University Announces The Roosevelt School
School to Focus on Studies in International Relations, Diplomacy, Leadership and Service
Brookville, NY, February 18, 2021 – Long Island University, a nationally ranked university, announced...
Swim Teams Take Home 21 Medals at NEC Championships
The men’s and women’s swimming teams combined to win 21 medals at the Northeast Conference Swimming and Diving Championships, including 9 gold medals. The...
NYC Mayor Appoints Alumna to Lead New Pay Equity Cabinet
Dina Simon '01 was appointed by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to lead his new Pay Equity Cabinet aimed at fighting race-...
Alumnus’ Novel Wins Prestigious Book Award
Michael Okon (BS, ’00; MBA ’03), an award-winning and best-selling author of multiple genres, won a 2020 Feathered Quill Book Awards for his novel Monsterland....
Accomplished Accountant Rises to CFO
Thomas J. Farley '96 was named chief financial officer of Aditxt Inc., a leading biotech innovation company aimed at improving the health of the...