Celebrating the 75 Years of the George Polk Awards in Journalism

The 75th Anniversary of the George Polk Awards Ceremony celebrated the 2024 Polk Award winners and honored an additional sixteen outstanding journalists whose careers...

National Science Foundation Grant Empowers Student Success in Computer Science

A $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation will fund the Cultivating Academic Success in Computing (CASC) project to foster student achievement and produce...

More’s Climate Research Makes Headlines

Dr. Alexander More, associate professor of Public Health and director of the Honors College in Brooklyn, co-authored a paper published in Cambridge University Press that has...

LIU Nursing Students Recognized for Academic Achievements

More than 40 students from the Harriet Rothkopf Heilbrunn School of Nursing were inducted into the University’s Omega Nu chapter of Sigma Theta Tau,...

Fencing Athlete Wins Gold at Global Competition

Freshman Mo Elsayed recently won first place at the Junior World Cup, securing his second consecutive gold medal. Elsayed also placed first in the team...

Talented Student to Compete in National Vocal Competition

Junior Annie Rodriguez was selected from hundreds of applicants to compete in the American Pops Orchestra NextGen National Competition. Rodriguez joins the top-30 semi-finalists...

Professor Awarded Grant to Develop Revolutionary App

The Michael J. Fox Foundation awarded Dr. Gemma Moya-Gale, assistant professor in the Communication Sciences & Disorders Department, with a $157,681.59 grant to continue...

Students Provide Telehealth Counseling

LIU students in the PhD in Psychology program have been on the frontlines of the COVID-19 public health crisis contributing to hospitals and clinics across the country...

Saint Elizabeth CEO Awarded for Leadership

Providence Business News recognized Steven Horowitz, ’78, with a 2020 Leaders & Achievers Award for his 22 years as President and Chief Executive Officer...

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...