COVID-19 Insight for The Washington Post

Dr. Marc J. Diener, Associate Professor of Psychology and Co-Director of Clinical Training, shared his expert insight in an article from The Washington Post. The...

Groundbreaking Academic Study Shows Benefits of Play Among Children

Results of a study conducted by faculty researchers reveal significant upticks in math and reading scores among elementary school students who participated in an...

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...

Schutt Scripts Third TED-Ed Video

Dr. Bill Schutt (BA in Biology, ’78), Professor of Biology, scripted a TED-Ed video entitled “How Blood Transfusions Work.” The video gained over 250,000...

Fashion-Forward Students Give Back to Community Thrift Shop

Students in the Fashion Merchandising Program partnered with The Community Thrift Shop in Huntington to design attractive thematic and seasonal displays that maximize sales...

Former Bayer CEO Tapped as Board Chairman of Biotech Firm

Sibylla Biotech appointed Dieter Weinand '87 as Chairman of its Board of Directors. Weinand is the former President, CEO and Chairman of the Board of...

Experienced Midwife Joins Award-Winning Hospital System

Cheshire Medical Center, part of New Hampshire’s award-winning Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health network, announced that Julie Virgin ’11 has joined the women’s health department. Virgin most...

Cheerleading Team Makes Finals

The LIU Cheerleading team landed a Top 10 finish at the Universal Cheerleaders Association College Nationals, the most prestigious college cheerleading championship in the...

E! News Names Recent Grad Top Trendsetter

Gabriel Blinder ’18 was named a "Top 10 Impactful and Influential Trendsetters of 2024" by E! News. Blinder is the CEO of Critical Sports...

Social Services Expert Appointed as Department Director

The Hawaii Department of Health appointed Marian Tsuji ‘82 to serve as deputy director of behavioral health administration. Tsuji previously served as the Oahu...