Long Island University Television (Channel 36) provides an titleernative cable/broadcast medium outlet for the Brooklyn Campus and community at large.

We accomplish this through diverse programming and two qualified independent productions, produced by our staff. Our weekly programming is composed of campus news, music videos shows, talk shows, kits/commercials, movies, and much, much more. Many of the programs aired are produced, directed, and edited by the LIU-TV staff. LIU-TV members experience real world exposure in the media field that can prepare those aspiring towards a career in film and television industry. Our motto is "We shoot, We produce, We Broadcast"

Seawanhaka, the student newspaper is designed to be a medium through which students can learn to effectively  report hard campus and community news.  Seawanhaka welcomes student reporters, photographers and writers to join their team.
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SOUND is the yearbook of LIU - Brooklyn. We are here to document your academic year with all aspects of the year at LIU and turn it into a yearbook that you can cherish for your lifetime. To join the yearbook staff or to volunteer please e-mail sound@brooklyn.liu.edu or call 718-488-1592.

The 2006 Yearbook will be published July 2006.

Welcome to WLIU-BK Radio!

We are WLIU-BK, Long Island University-Brooklyn Campus college radio network. We are a non-profit student-operated organization serving the Long Island University student body and its community. WLIU-BK serves as an educational platform to those interested in the field media and broadcasting communication. Membership is not limited to Media Art majors. We welcome all majors and students regardless of race, gender, religion, nationality, beliefs and preferences. We do require that youre a currently enrolled student in good academic standing at LIU.

WLIU-BK is a free music format station that functions as an outlet of news, sports, Public Service Announcement (PSA), information, and music entertainment. Currently, we simulcast on Brooklyn Community Access Television (BCAT) reaching over 500,000 listeners in the Brooklyn community. Within our organization, we provide practical facilities of on-Air and Production studio to further enhance our staff’s “hands-on” experience in broadcast operations and technologies. We house marketing and promotions department, news team, audio mobile team, and a graphic & design team.