Writing Professor Published in The New Yorker
Zaina Arafat authored a personal essay for The New Yorker entitled “Fasting for Ramadan While Gaza Goes Hungry.” Arafat is an award-winning author whose stories...
FBI Assigns Special Agent in Charge of Philadelphia Office
Jacqueline Maguire '99 was named special agent in charge of the Philadelphia Field Office by FBI Director Christopher Wray. Her decorated career includes serving...
Guggenheim Winner to Lead George Polk School of Communications
Award-winning author and educator Robin Hemley will serve as Director and Polk Professor in Residence of the George Polk School of Communications at Long...
Cowans’ No-Hitter Caps Off Softball Team’s Sweep of FDU
Junior Lindsey Cowans threw a no-hitter in the LIU softball team’s shutout victory over Farleigh Dickerson University (FDU), putting
an exclamation point on the Sharks...
Executive Director Appointed to Lead BOCES HR Operations
Thomas McGrath ’93 was selected as the executive director of the department of human resources for Nassau BOCES. McGrath previously served as an administrator...
Journalism Students Invited to Washington D.C.
Editors from LIU’s student newspaper attended the National College Media Convention in Washington D.C. Held at the regal Grand Hyatt hotel, the annual multi-day...
Global College Student Presents Research at UN Conference
Abigail Kerensky, a senior in LIU’s Global College, shared her research community engagement activities at an invitation only conference at the UN organized by...
Tveter Named Senior Advisor to Global Investment Group
Eric Tveter ’80 was named Senior Advisor for Media and Communications of CEA Group, an international investment banking service provider for the media and...
Distinguished Professor Founds Brain Injury Clinic
Mayya Teytel-Cocozza, adjunct professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, founded Leading Innovative Multicultural Brain Injury Clinic, providing therapy for adults and...
United Nations Hires Talented Archivist for Records Management
Emily Antoville ’14 joins the United Nations as an information management assistant in the New York City repository and reading room. Antoville is responsible...











