Global Service Institute Hosts Secretary Ben Carson
The Global Service Institute at Long Island University will host Secretary Ben Carson, as part of the virtual speaker series “Headliners of Service.” Distinguished...
Campus Newspaper Awarded Best on Long Island
The Press Club of Long Island, an official chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, recognized The Pioneer of LIU Post as the “Best College Newspaper”...
Celebrating American History with Brian Kilmeade
Fox & Friends co-host, leading nationally syndicated radio host, and New York Times bestselling author Brian Kilmeade (BFA in Broadcasting, ’86) hosted a unique evening of...
Business Insider Highlights AI Program
Business Insider cited the Bachelor of Science in Artificial Intelligence in an article featuring AI programs at universities across the U.S., including Johns Hopkins,...
LIU Ranked in Top 10 Research Universities for High-Earning Women
Long Island University is ranked as a top-10 R2-classified research university in the northeast producing the most high-earning women under 40, according to Steppingblocks....
Garrett Yawn Wins Pitcher of the Year Award
Garrett Yawn won NEC Baseball Pitcher of the Year and All-NEC First Team honors after leading LIU to the regular season title . Yawn...
Higher Education Specialist Named to Board of Directors
Chris D’Orso ’02 was appointed to the board of directors for the Higher Education Web Professionals Association as liaison to the annual Accessibility Summit...
Brian Kilmeade ’86 to Host New Weekend Show on Fox News
FOX News announced that Kilmeade will host a brand-new show on Saturdays at 8 p.m. aiming to provide perspective and context to major stories...
Professor’s Expertise Featured in Prominent Publication
Associate Professor Orly Calderon authored a chapter in a prominent publication about social work. The book, Social Work in the Frame of a Professional Competencies...
Renowned School of Business Earns Extended AACSB Accreditation
The Long Island University School of Business is among less than 5% of the more than 16,000 schools granting business degrees around the world...










