LIU Sharks Awarded Best Athletic Program in Northeast Conference
The Northeast Conference awarded the Long Island University Sharks with the 2021 Brenda Weare Commissioner’s Cup, which recognizes the best all-around athletic program in...
Acting Alongside Hollywood Legends
LIU alumnus Gregory Cioffi (BS in Childhood Education ’09, MS in Adolescence Education, MA in Theatre ’13) played a featured role as a mobster...
LIU Celebrates Inaugural “40 Under 40”
LIU honored 40 exceptional young alumni during its inaugural 40 Under 40 Alumni Excellence Awards, recognizing rising leaders whose achievements and service reflect the...
Volleyball Players Earn Top Awards
Two volleyball stars earned top awards at the end of their season. Graduate student Anastasia Scott was named the NEC Defensive Player of the...
Professor Marshall is Keynote Speaker at International Education Tech Conference
Dr. Helaine W. Marshall, professor of education, presented a keynote address about her innovative Synchronous Online Flipped Learning Approach at the DisCo 2021 educational...
Industry Leader Discusses Award-Winning Book
Author Deborah Burns, ’77, former Chief Innovation Officer and brand leader for Elle, discussed her award-winning debut memoir Saturday's Child as part of an exclusive Q&A event...
Author Pens Publication About Irish Immigration
Harry Dunleavy ’74 released his new book about the emigration of Irish descendants to Latin America. Irish Immigration to Latin America honors the legacies of...
Celebrating the Class of 2022
Nearly 3,500 graduates walked across the stage to receive their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees as members of the Long Island University Class of...
Soccer Standout To Cover Men’s National Team at World Cup
Erin Fish ’16 will cover the U.S. Men's National Team in Qatar in the upcoming World Cup as a digital content creator for FIFA...
Good Morning America Features Alumna’s Inspiring Story
Naketa Younge ’15 was interviewed on Good Morning America by Robin Roberts about her inspiring journey from homeless at 18 to becoming an at-risk youth...