Dorianna Valerio The three panelists who spoke at the lecture hosted by LIU Post’s Women’s Institute provided three essential tips to succeed: Invest in yourself, become a lifelong learner and respect the power of the dollar. The lecture, entitled “Follow Your Passion: Reinvent Yourself and Your Identity,” was held in…
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Daniel Caccavale On Thursday, February 17th, junior Film major Dontae Hawkins received the 2012 Black American Achievement Award from Staten Island Borough President James Molinaro. Hawkins was given the award “in recognition of your determination and perseverance in overcoming obstacles in your life and becoming the outstanding young man you…
Adrianna Alvarez Pulitzer Prize winner, LIU Post alumnus and reporter at the New York Post Josh Margolin gave a lecture as a part of the Media Arts Department’s Food for Thought Lecture Series on Thursday, February 16th, during the Common Hour. He discussed his journeys as a journalist and the…
Ashley DeShields Since September 17th, 2011, the Occupy Movement has spread across the world, and it is no longer confined to the financial monopolies of America. The movement has spread to college and university campuses as well. The root of the Occupy Movement, both on and off university campuses, is…
Adrianna Alvarez Students joined together to celebrate a night of culture and friendship at International Friendship Night. American and International Post students danced the night away in the Long Island Room of Winnick on Wednesday night. It was a party that welcomed new, international students and helped them to learn…
Alex Parker A week after LIU Post was officially launched, students’ email accounts will now be undergoing a change as well. Students’ MyLIU email accounts will be switched over to Gmail, with a scheduled go-live date of Monday, February 20th. The switch is being made to provide students with more…
Dorianna Valerio Dr. Elliott Sroka, Executive Director of LIU Post’s Tilles Center, was honored as one of the “Top 25 Art Advocates” by the Long Island Arts Council at Freeport on January 25th. The first Advocate for the Arts reception honored individuals who are passionate about and dedicated to the…
Ashley De Shields “A new student organization is looking for a helping hand in its mission to help LIU Post students in need of pay for their college textbooks. Described by President Arianna Liverri as a club “for the students run by the students,” It Takes a Village seeks to…
Freddie Schwartz “Our goal must always be, and is, to focus on the students,” said the President of Long Island University during his speech at the Rebranding Party on February 1st. Hillwood was abuzz with more activity than usual, as balloons and people crowded the lobby. Faculty and students were…
Cristina Foglietta With the spring semester just starting, students around campus may look stressed out and overwhelmed. Imagine how you would feel if you just arrived at Post this semester. Then, almost everything on campus would be unknown. Hundreds of new students enroll at Post each semester, embarking on…