Water Polo Sinks Villanova To Remain Undefeated
The LIU women’s water polo team moved to 3-0 with an impressive win over Villanova University, led by freshman Paola Dominguez’s six-goal performance. In...
Basketball Star Named Conference Co-Player of the Week
The Northeast Conference named LIU men’s basketball junior Eral Penn as Co-Player of the Week after helping lead the Sharks to reclaim first place...
Women’s Tennis Team Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament
The Northeast Conference postseason champions secured an automatic spot in the NCAA Tournament with a victory over Sacred Heart University. The Sharks competed in...
Blake Named Director at Greystone
Christopher Blake (MBA, ’99) is the new Director at Greystone & Co., a leading national commercial real estate lending, investment, and advisory company. Blake boasts more...
Pharmacy Faculty Win National Award for Best Publication
Pharmacy professor Dharati Desai's new cardiovascular research earned her the Dr. Dennis J. Baumgardner Clinician Research Award at the Advocate Aurora Health Scientific Day...
Xerox CEO Addresses Class of 2025 at Post Commencement
Alumnus Steve Bandrowczak ’88, CEO of Xerox, spoke to LIU Post graduates at the Class of 2025 commencement ceremony. Prior to joining Xerox in...
LIU Football QB Goes Viral
Chris Howell, the Sharks’ left-handed quarterback, went viral this week with his unconventional throwing style. The news made headlines in The Athletic, New York Daily...
Education Leader Delivers International Plenary Address
Dr. Helaine W. Marshall, Director of LIU Hudson’s TESOL and Bilingual Education Programs, gave the James E. Alatis Plenary Address at the TESOL 2022 International...
Honors College Student Earns Prestigious Fellowship
The LIU Honors College and Conolly College of Liberal Arts & Sciences announced that Xonhane Medina has won the prestigious J.K. Watson Fellowship which...
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...