Distinguished Professor Founds Brain Injury Clinic
Mayya Teytel-Cocozza, adjunct professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, founded Leading Innovative Multicultural Brain Injury Clinic, providing therapy for adults and...
Rochester Mayor Appoints Alumna to Executive Cabinet
Liliana Ruiz ’95 was chosen by Rochester Mayor Malik Evans to serve as director of special projects. Her impressive background in government and communications...
Prominent Physician Named Executive Producer
Noted physician, entrepreneur and investor, Ari Bernstein, ’01, serves as executive producer of an upcoming documentary feature on the life story of legendary basketball...
Water Polo Sinks 10th Ranked Indiana University
The women’s water polo team defeated #10 Indiana University for one of the biggest wins in program history. The Sharks’ impressive 14-9 victory was...
PUMA Supports Scholarships for Roc Nation Students
Sportswear brand PUMA and the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment proudly announced the establishment of the PUMA Hope Scholarship Fund to provide...
Pharmacy Professors Make Important Discovery in Chronic Disease
Long Island University professors have published a groundbreaking study in Nature Journal Scientific Reports that serves to advance the treatment of cirrhosis, a liver disease that...
Women’s Ice Hockey Duo To Represent Team Sweden
LIU women’s ice hockey goaltender Tindra Holm and defenseman Paula Bergstrom were selected to play for Sweden in the IIF Women’s World Championship in...
Money Magazine Instagram Takeover
Money Magazine featured Kimberly Cummings, ’08, ’13, as part of an Instagram Takeover. Cummings answered the most frequently asked questions from readers to a...
Leadership Development Expert Publishes Debut Book
Kimberly B. Cummings ’08, ’13, a career and leadership speaker, coach and consultant, publishes her highly anticipated debut book, Next Move, Best Move: Transitioning Into...
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...