NY Times Best-Selling Author Launches Tour
Mitch Albom, #1 best-selling author, launched his new novel, Twice, as part of the Centennial Author Series at Long Island University. Albom is the author of...
Gala Honors Inaugural Vet Med Class, Distinguished Alumni
The annual LIU Gala honored the College of Veterinary Medicine’s inaugural graduating class and raised nearly $1.4 million dollars in support of student scholarships...
Basketball Star Named to Home Town Hall of Fame
The Lee County (Florida) Athletic Conference inducted DeAngelique Waithe, ’18, into its 2021 Hall of Fame class. Waithe was a four-year letter winner for...
Hall Of Fame Inducts LIU Lacrosse Coach
Meghan McNamara, head coach of the LIU women's lacrosse team, will be inducted into the Long Island Metropolitan Lacrosse Foundation Hall of Fame. McNamara...
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...
Experienced Alumna Appointed CFO for Brookhaven National Laboratory
Susan McKeon ’86, ’96 was named chief financial officer by the Brookhaven National Laboratory. Her 30-year tenure at the Brookhaven lab includes senior leadership...
Hundreds of LIU Sharks Earn Scholar Athlete Honors
The Northeast Conference announced that 102 LIU student-athletes made the 2020-21 Winter Academic Honor Roll, and 30 qualified for the Commissioner’s Honor Roll. LIU...
New York Times Best-Selling Author Publishes New Book
Phil Bildner, ’95, a New York Times best-selling author of numerous books for kids, published his latest book A High Five for Glenn Burke. Bildner is...
Oyster Bay Superintendent Named LIU Dean of Education
Long Island University announced Dr. Laura Seinfeld as Dean for Education. Dr. Seinfeld joins LIU from Oyster Bay-East Norwich school district, where she has...
Renowned School of Business Earns Extended AACSB Accreditation
The Long Island University School of Business is among less than 5% of the more than 16,000 schools granting business degrees around the world...