Governor Cuomo visits SBU to discuss NY state budget
He went on to outline several infrastructure projects aimed at stimulating the local economy, including $10 million for downtown revitalization, $131 million for the Nassau
President Stanley responds to LaValle Stadium petition
Stony Brook University President Samuel L. Stanley Jr. said the school is not considering any plans to rename Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium. The name became a point of contention
Students petition to rename LaValle Stadium
Almost 500 Stony Brook students have signed a petition calling on the university to change the name of Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium after its namesake voted against a ban on gay
House of Shade provides safe space for black LGBTQ* students
“We are here and whether or not you like us, we are here to stay,” they said. “We’re a prominent force to be reckoned with.”
Male student sues SBU for gender discrimination
A male student at Stony Brook University is suing the school and two SUNY employees for gender discrimination and for violating his due process rights.
Former grad student says she was unfairly expelled in new lawsuit
A former Stony Brook student is suing the university and two of its employees, claiming she was unfairly taken out of her student teaching internship and expelled from the
NY State Senator Kenneth P. LaValle votes against ban on gay conversion therapy
Kenneth P. LaValle — the New York state senator who represents parts of Brookhaven and the East End and longtime supporter of Stony Brook University — is one of only four
SBU student reported missing
A missing persons alert has been issued for Stony Brook University student Michael McLaughlin.
Stony Brook athlete passes away after being hit by vehicle
A GoFundMe fundraiser has been started for the family of freshman Noah Farrelly, the Stony Brook University student athlete who is in critical condition after being struck by
Comptroller’s report cites Stony Brook for lax oversight of hazardous chemicals
“Weak oversight of hazardous materials could jeopardize the health and safety of students and campus communities,” Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli stated in a press release.
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