Accomplished Executive Named CIO of New York Life

New York Life, America’s largest mutual life insurer, announced that Senior Vice President Bill Cassidy ’92 will assume the role of chief information officer....

Shapiro Tapped as CCO at Radin Health

Marc Shapiro ’92 was named Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Radin Health, a leading provider of AI-powered, cloud-based radiology workflow solutions. Shapiro has over...

Hewlett-Woodmere School District Appoints Experienced Assistant Superintendent

The Hewlett-Woodmere School District appointed Marie Donnelly, ‘05, as assistant superintendent for business after she previously joined the school district on an interim basis...

Sharks Earn NEC’s Highest Academic Honors

Seven LIU athletic teams and four student-athletes earned top academic recognition from the Northeast Conference during the 2021-22 season. Baseball, men’s cross country, football,...

Lacrosse Star Contends for Player of the Year Honors

Men’s lacrosse goalie Will Mark was added to the watch list for the Tewaaraton Award, given annually to the top male and female student-athletes...

Faculty Awarded Grant for Cultural Preservation Programs

Deborah Mutnick, professor of English, earned an Action Grant from Humanities New York (HNY) for her project “Whose Streets? Our Streets: Remain, Reclaim, Rebuild,”...

LIU Fencers Compete in NCAA Championships

Just two years into the program's Division I tenure, the LIU women's fencing team has made history, with three team members selected to take...

Pharmacy Professor Joins Cutting-Edge Organization

Dr. Simon Bates, adjunct professor at LIU Pharmacy, joined the X-ray analysis team at Rigaku Americas Corporation, a global leader in X-ray spectrometry, diffraction, and...

Expert Archivist Named Town Library Director

The Town of Ulster, New York announced that Mary Collins ’07 will serve as library director, overseeing operations of the Town of Ulster Library...

Marine Biologist Discovers Rebounding Scallop Population

Long Island University researchers have encouraging news about Long Island’s scallop population in the Peconic Bay fishery. Dr. Stephen Tettelbach, professor of biology and...