Music Producer Joins Roc Nation School
Tasha B, a music producer, entrepreneur and host, is partnering with the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports & Entertainment to build a beat...
Two-Time National Champ Kelly Nash to Coach Women’s Hockey
Kelly Nash was named head coach of the Sharks women's ice hockey program after serving as associate head coach and head scout for the...
PBS Picks Up Film Professor’s New Documentary
PBS will be airing film professor Susan Zeig’s documentary “Rooted in Oakland: A Community School Takes Shape,” which tells the story of the transformation...
Alumnus Named President at St. Joseph Hospital
Christopher Nelson ’06 has been named the President of St. Joseph Hospital after serving as the Vice President of Operations at NYU Langone Hospital-Long...
Back-to-Back: Model UN Team Wins Top Award Again
For the second semester in a row, LIU Model UN won the Outstanding Delegation award, the highest award given at the National Model UN...
Vet Students Earn Scholarships
Seniors Alyssa Buback and Charlotte Kozlowski and graduate students Cayla Fisher, Erinn Hewett and Cayden Smith were among 20 students across the country to...
ABC’s 20/20 Features Pulitzer
Lisa Pulitzer (BFA in Communication Arts, ’88) appeared on ABC’s 20/20 to discuss the disappearance of Natalee Holloway nearly 15 years ago. Pulitzer co-wrote the book, Portrait of...
LIU Alumnus Confirmed as Federal Judge
Assistant United States Attorney John M. Gallagher (B.A. in Political Science, ’89) was confirmed to a federal judgeship in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Gallagher previously served...
Alumnus Named Veteran Champion of the Year
Brian Locke ’02 was named as a “Veteran Champion of the Year in Higher Education” by G.I. Jobs. The publication, which featured Locke on the cover,...
LIU Grad Appointed to Key Ugandan Cabinet Post
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni appointed Adonia Ayebare ’11 as an ex officio member of the Cabinet tasked with strengthening Uganda’s diplomatic efforts and aligning...