New England Women’s Hockey Alliance Gives Academic Honors to The Sharks
23 Members of the LIU women’s hockey team were recognized with All-Academic Team honors by the New England Women’s Hockey Alliance. The LIU Sharks...
Global College Seniors Present Research at National Conference
Seniors in the Global College presented at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research in Pittsburgh. As part of their fourth and final year in...
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...
Guggenheim Winner to Lead George Polk School of Communications
Award-winning author and educator Robin Hemley will serve as Director and Polk Professor in Residence of the George Polk School of Communications at Long...
Innovative Educator Discusses Civic Engagement at Leadership Summit
Cynthia Turnquest-Jones, a renowned librarian and student of the Palmer School of Library and Information Science at LIU, gave a presentation on “Civic Engagement...
Sharks Swim into Championship Match
The LIU men’s soccer team, the defending Northeastern Conference (NEC) champions, completed the 2019 season with a deep playoff run in the NEC tournament...
Commissioned Art for New York City
Hilary Lorenz, Associate Professor of Art and Media Arts, is a finalist for New York City's Percent for Art Program commission at PS 206 in...
Alumna Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Elizabeth Loda, MBA ’87, founder of Women’s Financial Network (WFN), received a Lifetime Achievement Award from Marquis Who’s Who, the world’s premier publisher of...
Fortune 500 Financial Leader Appointed as CFO
Bob Badolato ‘85 was selected as the chief financial officer of The Bachrach Group, one of the nation’s top-ranked executive recruiting firms. Badolato’s three...
BBC Profiles World-Renowned Disability Rights Activist
To mark the 30-year anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, BBC published a profile of Judith Heumann, ’69, whose activism paved the way...