Veterinary Technology Students Awarded Scholarships
Three students in the Veterinary Technology Program received scholarships: Ashley Doxey was awarded by the Long Island Veterinary Medical Association (LIVMA), Charlotte Kozlowski was awarded...
Experienced Alumna Becomes Executive at Citizens Bank
With over 25 years of experience as a banking executive, Rebecca O’Connell has been appointed as the New York City Metro Market Executive at...
Pharmacy Professor Presents Research at International Conference
Dr. Islam M. Ghazi, Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, presented his study on bacterial infections at Epidemics 9, International Conference on Infectious Disease Dynamics,...
National Academic Honors for LIU Gymnasts
The Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) ranked the LIU Gymnastics Team – The Sharks – in the top 50 in the country in overall...
#GivingTuesday Lasts Through December 31
#GivingTuesday is celebrated each year on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving and continues as part of a month-long community campaign to support student scholarships at...
Education Magazine Highlights LIU Students
On Board! Magazine highlighted the work of Doctor of Education students Lars Clemensen and Michael Carlson, who serve as superintendent and assistant superintendent of Hampton...
Sports Illustrated Features Longtime Nets Scorekeeper
Sports Illustrated published a profile of Herb Turetzky, ’68, ’73, who has served as the scorekeeper for the Brooklyn Nets for the past 54 years. Turetzky’s...
Pharmacy Alumnus Advances Chemical Compound Research with New Publication
Ojas Prakashbhai Doshi ’20, Senior Formulation Scientist at PAI Pharma, co-authored a new study published in Nature's Scientific Reports. Doshi has secured five fully-granted...
LIU Professor Earns Fulbright Award for International Research
Dr. Rachel Szekely, Associate Professor of English, Philosophy, and Foreign Languages, received a Fulbright award for the 2020-2021 academic year. Dr. Szekely will teach...
Celebrated Author and LIU Professor Announces New Book
Emeritus professor of biology and accomplished author Bill Schutt ’78 explores the fascinating history of the human body’s most vital organ in his upcoming...