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Bunny Hoest, cartoonist for the comic strip The Lockhorns
(Art) (Alumni) -
Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates
(Business) (Alumni) -
Howard Lorber, businessman; investor; CEO of Vector Group; chairman of Nathan's Famous and Douglas Elliman
(Business) (Alumni) -
Jorge M. Perez, real estate developer, author and political fundraiser; founder of The Related Companies
(Business) (Alumni) -
Adnan Polat, chairman of Football Club Galatasaray SK; CEO of Ege Seramik
(Business) (Alumni) -
Terry Semel, former chairman and CEO of Yahoo!; on the Board of Directors of Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation, The Paley Center for Media, and the Guggenheim Museum
(Business) (Alumni) -
John Utendahl, founder and owner of Utendahl Group, the largest African American-owned investment banking organization in the US
(Business) (Alumni) -
Gary Winnick, founder of Global Crossing, Ltd., installing the first undersea cable linking the U.S. and Europe
(Business) (Alumni) -
Rose Bird, first woman to serve as chief justice on the Supreme Court of California
(Judicial) (Alumni) -
A. J. Benza, television show host, actor (Celebrity Fit Club)
(Media) (Alumni) -
Ted David, senior anchor at CNBC Business Radio
(Media) (Alumni) -
John Edward McGee, Jr., television host and producer
(Media) (Alumni) -
Arnold Hano, journalist, author, editor
(Media) (Alumni) -
Jackee Harry, known for her roles on the television series 227, Another World, and Designing Women, and the Rodney Dangerfield movie Ladybugs
(Media) (Alumni) -
Alfred R. Kahn, chairman and CEO, 4Kids Entertainment
(Media) (Alumni) -
Jamie Kellner, chairman and CEO of ACME Communications
(Media) (Alumni) -
Brian Kilmeade, television presenter and current co-host of Fox and Friends and Brian the Judge
(Media) (Alumni) -
Lynda Lopez, news anchor; sister of Jennifer Lopez
(Media) (Alumni) -
Nancy Hicks Maynard, first black female reporter for the New York Times; she and her husband are the first African Americans to own a major U.S. metropolitan newspaper, Oakland Tribune; they cofounded the Robert C. Maynard Institute for Journalism Education
(Media) (Alumni) -
Burl Osborne, former chairman of the Associated Press and former publisher of the Dallas Morning News
(Media) (Alumni) -
Sibila Vargas, news anchor
(Media) (Alumni) -
Larry Wachtel, the "Voice of Wall Street"; former senior vice president at Wachovia; financial analyst at Prudential Financial; respected financial markets commentator on WINS (AM) radio in New York City
(Media) (Alumni) -
Ruth Kirschstein, former acting director of the National Institute of Health and the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine; namesake of Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Awards
(Medicine and health) (Alumni) -
Ed Lauter, actor
(Performing arts) (Alumni) -
Dina Meyer, actress
(Performing arts) (Alumni) -
Nicholas Pileggi, screenwriter and author
(Performing arts) (Alumni) -
Denise Vasi, actress
(Performing arts) (Alumni) -
Tim Bishop, representative of the State of New York's 1st Congressional District in the House of Representatives in the United States Congress
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Leon Bogues, former senator who represented the 29th District in the New York State Senate and who was succeeded by David Paterson, New York State's first black governor
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Steven Cymbrowitz, representative of the 45th District in the New York State Assembly
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Tuariki Delamere, former member of parliament for the Eastern Maori (now Ikaroa-Rāwhiti) electorate in the Parliament of New Zealand and cabinet minister, including Minister of Immigration
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Katuutire Kaura, member of parliament in the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia; leader of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance of Namibia
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Tom Ognibene, former representative of the 30th City Council District in the New York City Council and New York City mayoral candidate
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Tinga Seisay, Sierra Leonean diplomat and pro-democracy advocate.
(Politics) (Alumni) -
L. Harvey Smith, representative of the 31st District in the New Jersey General Assembly
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Fred Thiele, representative of the 2nd District in the New York State Assembly
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Rammohan Naidu Kinjarapu, is an Indian politician and a member of parliament to the 16th Lok Sabha from Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh.
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Mevlut Cavusoglu, incumbent Turkish Minister of Foreign Affairs (Turkey)
(Politics) (Alumni) -
Hank Beenders, first non-American to play in the National Basketball Association (NBA) finals
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Frank Catalanotto, retired Major League Baseball (MLB) outfielder
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
John Collins, former president and chief executive officer of the National Football League's (NFL) Cleveland Browns
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Daniel de Oliveira, Rookie of the Year 1987, Northeast Conference; first LIU Blackbird soccer player to play with DC United in 1995 Major League Soccer, two-time winner MVP Colin Fowles Trophy, 1987 and 1990; coach of the Venezuelan Youth 15 and 17 National Teams
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Ray Felix, second African American to be named an NBA All-Star; the NBA's first dominant African-American center
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Frido Frey, first German to play in the NBA
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Sid Gordon, two-time All Star major league baseball player
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
David Hicks (born 1988), basketball player for Ironi Nahariya of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Charles Rahmel Jones, played for the NBA's Chicago Bulls
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
William King, one of the rare black basketball players in the National Basketball League, predecessor to the NBA
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Joe Machnik, elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame on the 2017 builder ballot
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Steve Nisenson, basketball player
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Frank Pia, inventor of the Pia Carry
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Ossie Schectman, a member of the original New York Knickerbockers in their inaugural NBA season in 1946 and inductee in the National Jewish Museum Sports Hall of Fame.
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Peter Senerchia, also known as Tazz in WWE, wrestler and commentator, ECW and TNA
(Sports and recreation) (Alumni) -
Vincent de Tourdonnet, one of Canada's foremost writers of musical theatre
(Past) (Notable faculty) -
Pee Wee Kirkland, former street basketball player from New York City; taught the "Philosophy of Basketball Coaching"
(Past) (Notable faculty) -
Gerda Lerner, pioneer of women's history as an academic discipline
(Past) (Notable faculty) -
Lillian Rosanoff Lieber, mathematician and author
(Past) (Notable faculty) -
Bob Brier, noted Egyptologist and one of the world's leading experts on mummies
(Present) (Notable faculty)
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