Leading Expert Featured in The Jerusalem Post
The Jerusalem Post, the leading Israeli English newspaper, featured Dr. Bob Brier, faculty emeritus, in an article on the future of Egypt. The write-up examined...
Alumna Julie Taboulie’s (Julie Sageer, ’99) Emmy-Nominated and Award-Winning Series Airs on PBS
In Julie Taboulie's Lebanese Kitchen, the Emmy-nominated and
Award-Winning Lebanese-American chef, bestselling and award-winning cookbook author, Julie Taboulie, warmly welcomes one and all into a whole new...
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...
LIU Votes! Initiative Encourages Civic Engagement
Long Island University Athletics launched the LIU Votes! initiative at the beginning of October. The goal of the program was to get 100% of...
Lucasfilm Archivist Preserves Screen-Used Star Wars Props
Lucasfilm archivist and LIU alumna Madlyn Moskowitz ‘11 is hosting the Walt Disney Family Museum presentation about her role as the steward of Star Warsmemorabilia....
Students Attend UN’s 75th Declaration of Human Rights
Students and faculty attended the United Nation’s General Assembly for the Declaration of Human Rights conference, celebrating 75 years since the landmark document was...
Society of Presidential Descendants Celebrates Book Prize
The Society of Presidential Descendants presented its first Biennial Book Prize on Presidential Leadership to renowned history writer and lecturer Ted Widmer for Lincoln on...
Ugandan President Appoints LIU Graduate as Special Envoy for the United Nations
Ugandan diplomat Adonia Ayebare ’11 was appointed as special envoy to the United Nations in addition to his role as permanent representative. Ayebare began...
Fashion Students Use 3D Lab to Create Clothing Line
Fashion Merchandising students are utilizing the state-of-the-art 3D simulation laboratory on the Post campus to create their own clothing line. Established in partnership with...
Olympic Medalist Defeats Harvard Fencer for NCAA Championship
Junior Mo Elsayed won a gold medal and claimed the NCAA Division I collegiate fencing championship in the men's epee, defeating Henry Lawson of...