Cristina Foglietta The 2012 LIU Post Career Fair was held on Wednesday, March 28th, in the Tilles Center from 11:30 to 2:30 p.m. LIU Post’s Career Services hosted the event. Forty-four companies were there in search of future employees and applicants for internship programs. A diverse…
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Cecilie Nag On Monday, March 26th, two Public Relations professionals shared their experiences at the 18th annual Public Relations Explorations Forum in the Tilles Center Patron’s Lounge. The two guest speakers presented career information and shared tips from their own experiences in the Public Relations world with students, faculty and…
Cecilie Nag Lively music and fresh lunch drew students to the Hillwood Commons outdoor patio during Common Hour on Thursday, March 29th. Funded by the Student Government Association, the second annual Diversity Barbeque was the final event of Diversity Week, which had been running since Monday, March 26th. During the…
Cecilie Nag “There’s No Business Like Show Business” is one of Irving Berlin’s many hit songs. The songwriter, who lived to be 101, might not be recognized by everyone, but when they hear his music, most Americans are likely to sing along. On March 22nd, Associate Professor of Theatre and…
Adrianna Alvarez LIU Post students, faculty and staff can now text a librarian to receive answers to general reference questions right on their cell phones. The Text-A-Librarian service is replacing Instant Message A Librarian, an instant chat service between users and librarians. Associate Professor and Librarian Elizabeth Mezick said, “The…
Freddie Schwartz At the March 6th Student Government meeting, the administration announced that the campus has exceeded its budget for this year. “The campus has a budget of about $40 million, but the campus spent around $44 million,” stated LIU Post Provost Dr. Paul Forestell. Some students are…
Samantha McGarry On March 7th in the Cinema Room of Hillwood Commons, all ears were listening as students showed their voice at LIU’s own Post Idol. Students had gone through three rounds to make it to the stage show, like on the real “American Idol”, to show everyone at Post,…
Adrianna Alvarez Recent statistics show that one in five college students experience dating violence, and the Red Flag Campaign at LIU Post is designed to address that startling statistic and promote the prevention of dating violence on college campuses. On March 6th, organizers of the campaign held the “ Find…
Samantha McGarry Academics consume most college students’ lives, along with the jobs we need, the gyms we try to get to, the families we have to see, and the friends that we all want to keep. Oh, and we all need to sleep and relax eventually. So, how do we…
Cecilie Nag Sponsored by the Division for Student Success and the Division for Student Affairs, the first Suit Up for Success event took place on February 28th and 29th, on the Top of the Commons. Over 70 students attended to receive free clothes, shoes, and accessories for interviews and internships.…