Skilled Community Journalist Earns Editor Role
The Ridgefield Press, one of the oldest community newspapers in Connecticut, announced that Alyssa Seidman ’17 will serve as its new editor. Seidman brings with...
Long Island University Hornstein Center National Poll: What Americans Think About the Coronavirus Vaccine...
BROOKVILLE, NY, December 23, 2020 – Results of a breaking Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein Center for Policy, Polling and Analysis national poll...
Hall-of-Fame Physical Therapist Expands Business
Professional Physical Therapy, a leading provider of outpatient physical therapy and rehabilitation services, announced the acquisition of PRO Sports Physical Therapy of Westchester in...
NIH Grant Funds Groundbreaking Study on Substance Use
Dr. Victor Lushin, professor in the department of social work, earned a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the social determinants of...
Decorated Educator Appointed as Principal
Dr. Robin Small '01 was named the principal of Valley Stream North High School by the Central District Board of Education. Dr. Small first...
Digitizing Project Results in Washington Spy Ring Discovery
The Palmer School of Library and Information Science’s groundbreaking project to digitize documents and photographs from historical societies across Long Island resulted in the...
New York Post Features Sharks Basketball Success
Men's and women's basketball are off to a strong start, with 3-0 records in conference play this season. The New York Post shined a...
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...
News 12 Highlights Award-Winning Neuroscience Researcher
News12 profiled recent LIU graduate Michael Ramsey, ’18, Neuroscience Researcher at Columbia University's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute. Ramsey earned a soccer...
Distinguished Administrator Selected as Chief DEI Officer
Dr. Latisha Ellis-Williams ’04 joins the Bethlehem Central Board of Education as its first chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer. Dr. Ellis-Williams has more...