Graduate Student Awarded for Excellence in Health Care
The American College of Health Care Executives New York chapter, the Health Leaders of New York, awarded a scholarship of $1,500 to student Mariam Janneh in the...
Four Sharks Crowned Champions at Wilkes Invitational
Freshman James Johnston, sophomores Bryce Cockrell and Drew Witham, and graduate student Nunzio Crowley all finished as champions of their weight classes at the...
Seven Senior Sharks Sign Professional Hockey Contracts
The men’s hockey senior class set a new school record with seven student-athletes signing contracts to play in professional leagues. Tyler Welsh, Jake Stevens,...
Accomplished Business Journalist Joins CBS News
CBS News announced that Javier E. David ’11 will contribute to its streaming network, covering business, markets and the economy. David most recently served as a business and...
Top Pharma Association Awards LIU Student for Best Abstract
The American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists awarded LIU student Vishal Rathod’s research a 2020 Best Abstract Award. Rathod’s study reviews the computational predictability of...
Farabaugh ’14 Named Director of the Desmond-Fish Public Library
Deirdre Farabaugh ’14 was named as the new director of the Desmond-Fish Public Library by the Board of Trustees. Farabaugh was selected due to her...
Toss Securities Taps Financial Executive as U.S. CEO
Richard Hagen Jr. ’91, was named CEO of TSA Financial LLC, a fintech securities firm with the largest data-driven investment platform in South Korea....
Civil Rights Pioneer Wins Lifetime Achievement Award
Sheldon Steinhauser, ’50, an award-winning civil rights advocate, received the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award from the Anti-Defamation League. Steinhauser worked for the Anti-Defamation League...
Professor Elected Vice President of Physical Therapy Association
Michael Masaracchio ’01, chair of the physical therapy doctoral program, was elected as the vice president of the American Physical Therapy Association’s New York...
Service Learning on Spring Break
For the sixth consecutive year, LIU occupational and physical therapy students are spending their spring break helping children with special needs in Belize. The...