Gardiner Foundation Grants $1 Million to Palmer School
Palmer School of Library & Information Science was awarded a $1 million grant from the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation to support the University's...
Renowned Egyptologist Shifts the Narrative on King Tut
Bob Brier, a senior research fellow at LIU and specialist in ancient Egypt, explores the 100 years of research on the life and tomb of...
Watson Named NEC Rookie of the Week
Camille Watson, freshman on the LIU women's track & field team, was named Northeast Conference Rookie of the Week. Watson ran the 60-meter dash...
Ron Cooper Named Sharks Head Football Coach
Coach Ron Cooper joins Shark Nation directly from #1 ranked University of Alabama. Cooper previously served as head coach at Eastern Michigan University, University...
Music Producer Joins Roc Nation School
Tasha B, a music producer, entrepreneur and host, is partnering with the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment to build a beat...
Top Advisory Firm Appoints Alumnus to Leadership Team
Donald Apgar '82 was appointed director of merchant services by Mercator Advisory Group, the leading independent research and advisory services firm exclusively focused on...
LIU Celebrates Opening of Veterinary Learning Center
Long Island University officials hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to open the state-of-the-art Veterinary Learning Center, the new primary home of the College of...
Accomplished Attorney Awarded for Access to Justice
Paul Adler ’83 was chosen by Legal Services of the Hudson Valley to receive the Access to Justice Award at its annual Equal Access...
FBI Agent Promoted to Director of Cyber Investigations
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray named Brian C. Turner ’98 as the executive assistant director of the Criminal, Cyber, Response, and Services...
Students Land Coveted Internships at Fortune 500 Companies
LIU students continue to earn prestigious and competitive internship opportunities at some of the world’s most successful companies. For the spring 2021 semester, dozens...