Experienced Educator Named State’s Deputy Commissioner
Angelique Johnson-Dingle ’03, ’05 was appointed as the New York State Education Department’s deputy commissioner for p-12 instructional support. Johnson-Dingle currently serves as the...
Seasoned Special Education Leader Selected as BOCES Administrator
Jill Guzzardo ’04 was appointed to the administration at Nassau BOCES Children’s Readiness Center. Her wealth of experience includes roles as a special education...
Roc Nation School Hosts “She Rocks 2025”
Roc Nation School of Music, Sports and Entertainment hosted She Rocks 2025, celebrating the contributions of women to the music industry. Presented by the Women's...
Student Entrepreneur Sells Company
Long Island University senior Jared Ebersole sold his startup company, Build Kit Boards (BKB), to ImpactU. Ebersole started BKB, a manufacturer of high-performance electric skateboard...
Professor Awarded Grant to Develop Revolutionary App
The Michael J. Fox Foundation awarded Dr. Gemma Moya-Gale, assistant professor in the Communication Sciences & Disorders Department, with a $157,681.59 grant to continue...
LIU Battles Syracuse in Championship
The Long Island University's eSports team capped off a successful season by reaching the Rocket League team finals. The Sharks competed against Syracuse for...
World Renowned President Global Summit Leader speaks at Honors College
Alumnus Irene Natividad ’71, president of the global summit of women and chair of the corporate women directors international was the distinguished speaker for...
LIU Hosts World Class Surgeon, Living Heart Founder
International leaders in the battle against congenital heart disease participated in a panel discussion on the Brooklyn campus about innovative new technology currently being...
LIU Gala Honors Lai, Haynes & Distinguished Alumni
Long Island University paid tribute to the exceptional careers of Mary M. Lai ’42, Gale Stevens Haynes ’72, and distinguished alumni at the annual...
Groundbreaking Academic Study Shows Benefits of Play Among Children
Results of a study conducted by faculty researchers reveal significant upticks in math and reading scores among elementary school students who participated in an...