Dance & Cheerleading Teams Win National Championship
LIU Dance and Cheerleading made program history by winning the Open Spirit Program Game Day competition at the 2023 UCA & UDA College Cheerleading...
National Media Share Hornstein Poll on Presidential Debate
The Associated Press, Yahoo and other major media outlets published the findings of a recent national poll conducted by Long Island University’s Steven S. Hornstein...
Teacher Receives Grant From Fiesta Bowl Charities
Gabriella Vetro ’19 received a grant through the Palo Verde Fiesta Bowl Charities Wishes for Teachers program. Wishes for Teachers, in coordination with the Fiesta...
Palmer School Student Publishes Research Paper
Amanda Raquel Dorval, a student in the Palmer School of Library and Information Science, published her research paper “The Iraqui Ba’ath Archives: Collective Memory...
Alumna Julie Taboulie’s (Julie Sageer, ’99) Emmy-Nominated and Award-Winning Series Airs on PBS
In Julie Taboulie's Lebanese Kitchen, the Emmy-nominated and
Award-Winning Lebanese-American chef, bestselling and award-winning cookbook author, Julie Taboulie, warmly welcomes one and all into a whole new...
Library Scholar Earns Prominent Internship at The Met
Megan Bardis, a student at the Palmer School of Library and Information Science, was awarded the Metropolitan Museum of Arts’ highly competitive 2022 Stefan...
Four Sharks Advance to NCAA Fencing Championships
Four Sharks in men's and women's fencing advanced to next week's NCAA Fencing Championships in University Park, Pennsylvania. From the men's team, Mo Elsayed...
Editor Promoted to Prominent Media Leadership Role
Bloomberg Industry Group promoted Alexis Kramer, ’08, to deputy team leader on the health and benefits team focusing on pharmaceuticals coverage. She previously was...
Alumna Leads Cheerleading Company to National Championship
Tatiana Melani, ’12, ’13, founder of Beyond Cheer Athletics in New York City, led her non-profit competitive cheerleading program to its first regional championship....
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...