Fahmy Speaks at Euro-Arab Foundation Meeting in Spain
Dalia Fahmy, Director of the International Relations and Diplomacy program, presented on “Beyond Polarization: Combating Islamophobia and Antisemitism as Twin Challenges” at the Euroarab...
Doctoral Student Contributes to Book About Economics of COVID-19
Members of the LIU community are playing a critical role in researching the pandemic, as Naiya Patel, ’17, is the co-editor of Economics of COVID-19:...
Prestigious Veterinary Journal Publishes Faculty Research
Jonathan Stockman, DVM, assistant professor for the College of Veterinary Medicine was recently published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association. His study analyzed...
Top Researcher Speaks at International AI Conference
Vice President of Research Mohammed Cherkaoui presented on artificial intelligence at The Moroccan Order of Chartered Accountants' (OEC) 10th Congress on "Sustainability, AI, Talent:...
Americans With Presidential Lineage Form ‘Society of Presidential Descendants’ to Create Educational Opportunities About...
Tweed Roosevelt, Massee McKinley, Lynda Johnson Robb & Clifton Truman Daniel To Lead Initiative
A group of Americans with direct lineage to one or...
NIH Funds Research on Emerging Disease
The National Institutes of Health awarded Dr. Bhaskar Das, Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences, a $1.2 million grant to fund research on treatments of microsporidiosis, an emerging...
Leading Health System Appoints Experienced Medical Director
Dr. Zsolt Kulcsar ’20 was chosen as the medical director of the virtual care team for Lee Health, a leading health system in Southwest...
Journalism Students Awarded as Best on Long Island
The Press Club of Long Island named Emma Robinson, editor of the LIU Post student newspaper The Tide, as the “Best College Newspaper Reporter” of the...
California Commission Funds Faculty’s Dietary Research
The California Table Grape Commission awarded a grant to Dr. Jeffrey Idle, Endowed Professor and Director of the Division of Systems Pharmacology and Pharmacogenomics,...
Palmer School Student & Alumna Selected to Study Historic Archives
Alexis Durante ’23 and Amanda Dorval ’22 were selected for a rare opportunity to participate in the “Winter Seminar on Papal Archives” program run...