BBC Profiles World-Renowned Disability Rights Activist
To mark the 30-year anniversary of the Americans With Disabilities Act, BBC published a profile of Judith Heumann, ’69, whose activism paved the way...
The Lancet Publishes Professor’s Parkinson’s Research
Dr. Gemma Moya-Galé, Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences & Disorders, co-authored a study published on EClincicalMedicine, part of The Lancet, one of the world's oldest and...
NYC Mayor Nominates Esteemed Judge to Historic Post
Mayor Eric Adams nominated Justice Sylvia Hinds-Radix ’78 as New York City’s Corporation Counsel, making her the first Caribbean-born woman to serve in the...
Genomic Analysis Classifies New Bovine Coronavirus Strain
Virology Professor Maged Hemida co-authored research on a new strain of Bovine Coronavirus, designated BCoV-13. Hemida and his team isolated and characterized the strain...
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...
Prestigious Banking Executive Named Board Chairman
Lester Owens ’79, senior executive vice president and head of operations for Wells Fargo & Company, was appointed as chair of the RWJBarnabas Health...
Six Gymnasts Earn EAGL All-Tournament Honors
Six LIU gymnasts earned first- and second-team All-Tournament honors as the Sharks concluded their season with a 194.000 performance at the 2025 EAGL Championships...
Broadway Alum Performs in Benefit Show
Morgan Siobhan Green, ’16, performed in War of the Worlds, the first in a series of all-star benefit broadcasts from Keen Company. Based on Howard...
Buchalter Award-Winner to Study Gravitational Waves
The National Science Foundation awarded a grant to Dr. Steve Liebling, Professor of Physics, to fund his continued research on gravitational waves. Dr. Liebling,...
Prestigious Fellowship Awarded for Library Collections
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Fellowship in Diversity, Inclusion & Cultural Heritage at Rare Book School announced that Sandy Enríquez ‘19, special collections public...










