By Alyssa Seidman Editor-in-Chief When the Press Club of Long Island, the local chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists, held its 40th annual Media Awards dinner at the Woodbury Country club on Thursday, June 5, Post alum would be… Read More ›
By Carlo Valladares News Editor Under a tent on the Great Lawn of LIU’s Post campus, Petter Holmsen, valedictorian and Film major from Norway, spoke to his fellow graduates. During his commencement speech, he talked about the challenges facing graduates… Read More ›
Dear Pioneer Readers, The Pioneer’s last issue for the spring semester was published on April 23, 2014. The Pioneer will be back on September 10, 2014. During our summer hiatus, we will periodically post news stories, and we will also be… Read More ›
By Kristen Linsalata Staff writer On April 2, James P. Bednarz, a professor of English, received the 2014 Abraham Krasnoff Memorial Award for Single Scholarly Achievement for his book entitled, “Shakespeare and the Truth of Love: The Mystery of The… Read More ›
By Michael Otero & Maxime Devillaz Staff Writer, Assistant Sports Editor A college education is desirable in order to advance within most career paths today, but those who seek to get a degree usually need to pay a hefty price. At… Read More ›
By Mimmi Montgomery Operations Manager Canrock Ventures, the early- stage technology company that President Kimberly Cline brought to LIU Post around Thanksgiving 2013, is currently under investigation by the U.S. Treasury’s Inspector General for allegedly having misused federal dollars. “I… Read More ›
By Dorianna Valerio Editor-in-Chief This is the last issue that I will have the privilege of overseeing, and the moment is bittersweet. There are so many stories I wish The Pioneer had been able to cover. The first was the… Read More ›
