Journalism Students Awarded as Best on Long Island

The Press Club of Long Island named Emma Robinson, editor of the LIU Post student newspaper The Tide, as the “Best College Newspaper Reporter” of the...

Market Leader Features LIU Education Professor

MarketScale featured the expert insight of Dr. Helaine Marshall, Director of Language Education Programs and Professor of Education, in an article entitled “How to...

Journalism Students Earn Prestigious International Reporting Fellowship

Reyna Iwamoto and Melissa Fishman, students of the George Polk School of Communications, won the Theodore Kruglak Fellowship in International Reporting. Iwamoto will intern...

University Joins Nationwide Pharmaceutical Study

LIU Pharmacy joined top pharmacy schools around the country in the RAPID Alliance Medications 360 Study. Their goal is to transform how medications and...

Murphy Named Senior Vice President at Signature Healthcare

Signature Healthcare named Kevin G. Murphy (MPA, ’96) as Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Signature Healthcare is Southeastern Massachusetts’ premier local provider...

Seasoned Detective Promoted as Nassau County Chief

Christopher Ferro ’20 became the chief of detectives for the Nassau County Police Department after serving the county for 29 years. Ferro was most...
Hilary Lorenz, Associate Professor of Art and Media Arts

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...

LIU Wins Best of Long Island for 6th Straight Year

Long Island University made history in the annual Best of Long Island contest, earning four top honors and achieving an unprecedented sixth consecutive year of recognition,...

LIU President Named to “Power Women of Long Island” List

Schneps Media, publisher of dozens of newspapers in New York City and Long Island, named Dr. Kimberly R. Cline, president of Long Island University,...

LIU Professor Speaks at International Symposium

Dr. Jonathan Haynes, Professor of English, spoke at an international symposium focused on global storytelling in Hong Kong. Other featured speakers included scholars from University...