Alumnus Bears Flag for Trinidad & Tobago at Winter Olympics

Andre Marcano ’09, ’12 served as the flag bearer for Trinidad & Tobago during the opening ceremony of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics. A...

Alumnus Showcases Brand in Fashion Week Show

TIER debuted its upcoming collection in a New York Fashion Week runway show held on LIU's Brooklyn campus. Nigeria Ealey '16 and his two...

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:...

$2 Billion Towards a Coronavirus Vaccine

John Trizzino, ’81, serves as Executive Vice President at Novavax, a global biotechnology company that has collectively earned over $2 billion in funding to...

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...

Nursing Executive Appointed to Major Medical Network

Dr. Phyllis M. Yezzo ’79 was named senior vice president and chief nurse executive of Westchester Medical Center Health Network, where she oversees nursing...

Executive Chairman and CEO Leads Financial Tech Company

David P. Grzan ’85 was promoted as executive chairman and CEO of PreIPO Corporation, a financial technology company specializing in private market securities transactions....

Alumna Joins U.S. Army Readiness Council

Patty Barron (MS, ‘92), director of Family Readiness for the Association of the U.S. Army, was sworn in as member of the Defense Department’s...

LIU to Host Annual Virtual Twins Symposium

Long Island University, Dassault Systemes and Metidata will host the largest gathering of experts dedicated to the use of virtual human twins in translational...

Education Professor Receives Fulbright Award

Dr. Jeong-eun Rhee, Professor of Education, received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award in Integrative Arts to University of the Arts Singapore for the...