LIU Honored for Vaccine Distribution Efforts
Nassau County Executive Laura Curran and the Nassau County Department of Health awarded Long Island University with a citation recognizing its service to the...
Emmy Award Winning Comedian Shines at Tilles Center
New York Times bestselling author and Grammy Award nominee Trevor Noah performed at the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts. The event featured an intimate...
World Class Gymnast Joins Shark Nation
Freshman Mara Titarsolej discussed her gymnastics career in an article published in De Stentor, a Dutch newspaper. Titarsolej, a member of LIU’s gymnastics team, joined...
Roosevelt School Chairman Speaks at Nassau County Celebration
Tweed Roosevelt, chairman of the Theodore Roosevelt Institute and the Roosevelt School, joined elected officials as part of the 125thanniversary celebration of Nassau County....
Nursing Executive Appointed to Major Medical Network
Dr. Phyllis M. Yezzo ’79 was named senior vice president and chief nurse executive of Westchester Medical Center Health Network, where she oversees nursing...
Illinois Governor Appoints Alumnus to Board Leadership Position
Hipolito Roldan ‘75 will serve as a member of the Illinois Capital Development Board, appointed by Governor JB Pritzker. Roldan is the chief executive...
New College of Veterinary Scholarships Established in Honor of Black History Month
In honor of Black History Month, two new scholarships for African American students to study at Long Island University’s College of Veterinary Medicine have...
Sharks Football Stars Named to Pre-Season All-Conference Team
Sophomore offensive tackle Tedi Kushi, junior tight end Owen Glascoe, and sophomore running back Shemar Paul were honored by the Northeast Conference as members...
NSF Grant Awarded to Computer Science Professor
The National Science Foundation’s Office of Advance Cyberinfrastructure awarded a grant to Dr. Christopher League, associate professor of computer science, to collaborate with researchers...
FBI Leader Earns Historic Promotion
Brian C. Turner ’98 was appointed associate deputy director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, becoming the first African American to ever serve in...