Home Blog Page 3

Roc Nation School Hosts “She Rocks 2025”

Roc Nation School of Music, Sports and Entertainment hosted She Rocks 2025, celebrating the contributions of women to the music industry. Presented by the Women’s International Music Network, the event featured artists AIJIA, Divinity Roxx, Morgan James, and Miette Hope.

Fashion Program Hosts Ralph Lauren Executive for Facility Unveiling

Shelby Alaimo, Head of Wholesale Regional Merchandising for the Lauren & Women’s Polo Division at Ralph Lauren, joined Fashion Merchandising & Management to unveil its new home. Visitors toured the new facility’s two state-of-the-art experiential learning labs, video walls, textile lab, and heard from a panel of graduates employed at Estée Lauder, Uniqlo, and BSE.

Ingenus President Returns to Campus for Speaker Series

Alumnus Raj Devalapalli ’90, a multinational pharmaceutical entrepreneur, served as guest speaker in the Leadership Series at the College of Pharmacy. Devalapalli is the Co-Founder and Partner of Ingenus Pharmaceuticals, RiconPharma LLC, Mirror Pharmaceuticals LLC, and Avyxa Pharma.

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: The Winning Strategy.” Dr. Cherkaoui has been recognized as one of the world’s top 1% of scientists according to the Stanford Elsevier Report and received the Obama Award through the Material Genome Initiative.

Sharks Clinch Tournament Berth After 11 Straight Wins

The women’s volleyball team won its first 11 conference games, securing an NEC tournament appearance in the process. The team’s success has coincided with a slew of individual awards. Most recently, Yasmeen Muhammad was recognized as the NEC/Molten Co-Player of the Week, while Miabella Musignac received her third NEC/Molten Defensive Player of the Week award of the season.

Back-to-Back: Model UN Team Wins Top Award Again

For the second semester in a row, LIU Model UN won the Outstanding Delegation award, the highest award given at the National Model UN competition in Washington D.C. The team competed for three days against other collegiate student teams from across the U.S. and internationally. In addition to the team award, LIU students won the Outstanding Delegation Award in the General Assembly 1 Committee, and the Outstanding Position Paper Award in the Security Council Committee.

New York Times Praises Theatre Professor’s Latest Work

The New York Times praised theatre professor Leon Ingulsrud’s adaptation of the Yukio Mishima novel The Temple of the Golden Pavilion. Ingulsrud directed the one-man stage show, Yukio Mishima’s Kinkakuji, at the Japan Society in Manhattan. The production was a collaboration with the world-renowned installation artist Chiharu Shiota in celebration of 100 years since the birth of Mishima, one of Japan’s most iconic authors.

Students Present Cancer Research at National Conference

Pharmaceutical Sciences Ph.D. students Sirisha Devarakonda and Prashanth Parupathi presented the findings from their new study on prostate cancer at the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) Annual Meeting in Chicago. The study examined anti-cancer activity of novel therapeutic targets in metastatic and hormone-sensitive prostate cancer.

Grant Descendant Kicks Off Presidential Leadership Series

The Society of Presidential Descendants debuted its new Presidential Leadership Series podcast with guest Ulysses Grant Dietz, second great-grandson of President Ulysses S. Grant. The podcast was launched in honor of America’s 250th Anniversary and is hosted by Tweed Roosevelt, President of The Society of Presidential Descendants and great-grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt.

Watch now ›

LIU to Host Living Heart Conference

Leading cardiovascular surgeons, engineers, and innovators will convene on the Brooklyn campus for the Living Heart Conference. The event will highlight breakthroughs in cardiovascular surgery, biomedical engineering, and medical simulation while fostering interdisciplinary collaborations that drive innovation. The Living Heart Project has grown to be the largest in the world focused on creating a digital twin of the human heart.

Learn more ›