By Mirna Youssef Staff Writer At the beginning of the new school year last fall, LIU Post initiated a new program known as LIU Promise, which is a team of advisors who guide incoming freshmen through their four years at… Read More ›
By Talia Charlton Staff Writer As the spring semester comes to an end, LIU Post students prepare to take finals and look forward to the promise of summer vacation now lingering off in the distance, getting a little bit closer… Read More ›
By Chihiro Kusazaki Staff Writer On the weekends, despite the number of students living on- campus, LIU Post seems totally different from what we see every Monday through Thursday. The Hillwood Commons Café, The Bookmarks, Humanities Café, and Subway are… Read More ›
By Julian Wilson Staff Writer Is getting a college degree worth the amount that it costs? With the current conditions of the economy, and jobs requiring denser skill sets, is the price of a college tuition affordable or is there… Read More ›
By Moa Golster Staff Writer Juan Aybardiaz graduated in 2013 as an undergraduate Film major. Since then, he has revisited the campus frequently, sharing his knowledge with current film students, and included them in his projects. Right now, he is… Read More ›
By Katie Muller Staff Writer On Wednesday, April 16, during common hour, the Student Art League featured a free Turkish Water Marble demonstration by Merve Karaca in front of the Student Art Gallery in Hillwood Commons. Karaca is an ESL… Read More ›
By Paul Kalis Staff Writer On Saturday, April 26 at 8 p.m., Aleksey Igudesman and Richard Hyung-ki Joo, a musicians duo, aims to make classical music accessible to a wider and younger audience. The duo will bring their comedy, “A… Read More ›
