Women’s Tennis Team Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament
The Northeast Conference postseason champions secured an automatic spot in the NCAA Tournament with a victory over Sacred Heart University. The Sharks competed in...
Real Estate Capital Expert Joins Senior Leadership Team
Richard Katzenstein ’83 was named head of strategic partnerships for Ready Capital Corporation, where he is charged with increasing commercial real estate lending volume...
Women’s Ice Hockey Team Wins Conference Championship; Secures Bid in NCAA Tournament
The LIU women’s ice hockey team earned its first automatic bid to the NCAA Women’s Ice Hockey Championship by defeating Saint Anselm 2-0 in...
Powerful Storytelling in Art Criticism
LIU alumnus Seph Rodney (BA in English, ’97), senior editor and writer for Hyperallergic, gave a guest lecture on art criticism at the University...
Roc Nation School merch is here!
The Roc Nation School unveiled its inaugural merch collection for fall available at the University’s new student-run store – canteen – or online at canteen.shop....
Roosevelt School Chairman Speaks at Nassau County Celebration
Tweed Roosevelt, chairman of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt School, joined elected officials as part of the 125thanniversary celebration of Nassau County....
Five-Star Surgeon Operates at Top Oklahoma Practice
Dr. Stan Pelofsky, ’62, is a five-star neurosurgeon at Neuroscience Specialists, the largest and most established neurosurgical practice in Oklahoma. Dr. Pelofsky served as...
Honors College Student Presents Thesis at National Conference
Paige Bonavito, ’20, recently presented her LIU Honors College thesis, “Exploring the Scott Peterson Case,” at the Annual Meeting of the Criminology Consortium (CrimCon). Her...
White House Welcomes LIU Faculty for Equity Presentation
Professor Philip Wong, director of the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program, spoke in front of more than 100 White House and government staff members about...
Distinguished Administrator Selected as Chief DEI Officer
Dr. Latisha Ellis-Williams ’04 joins the Bethlehem Central Board of Education as its first chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer. Dr. Ellis-Williams has more...