Healthcare Executive Appointed as Chief Operating Officer
Robert Creaven ’03, ’08 was appointed Chief Operating Officer of Associated Medical Professionals (A.M.P) of New York. Creaven, a seasoned healthcare leader with more than...
LIU Post Graduate Maria Salazar Is Named Grand Marshal of Port Washington Memorial Day...
Maria L. Salazar (Post ’19, B.A. in Art Therapy), a U.S. Marine Corp veteran, has been picked by Port Washington’s VFW Post to be...
LIU Post Alum Derrick Davis Starring in National Tour of Phantom of the Opera
A journey that began in the audience at the Majestic Theatre for The Phantom of the Opera eventually led Derrick Davis to LIU Post,...
Alumnus Leads Pharmaceutical Company Board of Directors
Dieter Weinand ’87 was appointed as the Chair of the Board of Directors at Umoja Biopharma, Inc., an immuno-oncology company that develops therapeutics to reprogram immune cells to treat cancer patients. Weinand...
Alumna Honored with National Award
Lauren Ginsberg DeVilbiss ’17 is the recipient of an I Love My Librarian Award, a prestigious honor awarded by the American Library Association recognizing...
LIU Announces Winners of 70th Annual George Polk Awards in Journalism
Washington, D.C. — Elevating one of the most prestigious awards in journalism, Long Island University (LIU) held a nationally televised event in the First...
Creating Pathways at JP Morgan Chase
Watching basketball has taught Justin Grant, '06, a lot over the years.
The game’s most prominent influence is the impact it made on his post-secondary...
Accomplished Business Journalist Joins CBS News
CBS News announced that Javier E. David ’11 will contribute to its streaming network, covering business, markets and the economy. David most recently served as a business and...
Baseball Alumnus Records First MLB Save
Baseball alumnus Justin Topa ’13 recorded his first major league save with the Seattle Mariners. Prior to joining the Mariners, Topa appeared in three...
LIU Brooklyn Alum Names New Academy in Liberia After Her English Professor Here
When LIU Brooklyn Professor Josephine Clark learned that her former student had actually founded a school in Liberia and put her name on it,...