Alumnus Named Superintendent of Oyster Bay Schools
The Oyster Bay-East Norwich School District named Dr. Francesco Ianni, ‘04, as its new superintendent beginning Jan. 1. An Italian immigrant who moved to...
Centenary Conference a Sensational Success
The Theodore Roosevelt Institute (TRI) at Long Island University held a special centenary conference to celebrate the legacy of America’s 26th president. National experts...
Roosevelt School Hosts Best Selling Author & Broadcast Meteorologist
New York Times bestselling author Janice Dean spoke at Roosevelt School as part of the University’s Author Series in conjunction with Theodore’s Books. The FOX...
Renowned Author Hosts Groundbreaking Writing Workshop
Zaina Arafat, an LGBTQ Arab/Muslim-American writer and visiting assistant professor for the Department of Communications & Film, hosted a “Writing About Identity” workshop to...
Remembering the Navy’s First Female Doctor to Serve at Sea
Dr. Bernice Walters '32 was the US Navy’s first female doctor to serve at sea when she was assigned to the USS Consolation in...
Baseball Alumnus Records First MLB Save
Baseball alumnus Justin Topa ’13 recorded his first major league save with the Seattle Mariners. Prior to joining the Mariners, Topa appeared in three...
Renovated Psychological Services Center Supports Community
The Psychological Services Center celebrated its reopening inside a newly renovated space on the LIU Post campus. The Center provides a wide range of...
Pharmacy Professor Presents Research at International Conference
Dr. Islam M. Ghazi, Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy, presented his study on bacterial infections at Epidemics 9, International Conference on Infectious Disease Dynamics,...
University Hosts Prestigious Enactus National Exposition
Students from around the country filled the Krasnoff Theatre at LIU Post for the 2022 Enactus US National Exposition, a renowned social entrepreneurship and...
Leading Expert Featured in The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post, the leading Israeli English newspaper, featured Dr. Bob Brier, faculty emeritus, in an article on the future of Egypt. The write-up examined...