Despite being met with mixed reactions when it was first proposed in January, over 75,000 students have applied for Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $87 million “free tuition” program

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Men’s Lacrosse to host fall exhibitions against Maryland and Syracuse

By Joseph Konig / August 16, 2017

Stony Brook Men's Lacrosse will host reigning national champion Maryland and Syracuse in a trio of exhibition games this October, Stony Brook Athletics announced on Friday.

Arts

Port Jefferson’s Theatre Three offers students a creative outlet in wake of program cut

By John Snyder / August 16, 2017

For any students searching for a creative environment and wishing to gain theatrical experience, Theatre Three is an outlet.

Sports

Joe Carbone and Tyquell Fields vie for Seawolves’ starting QB job

By Tim Oakes / August 14, 2017

The team has nearly three weeks of training camp and scrimmages to play before they decide who will get the starting job for the Seawolves’ first game of the season.

Arts

Five artists you haven’t listened to, but should

By Maya Bharatiya / July 20, 2017

Sometimes, you’ve just got to let YouTube and Spotify take you down a never-ending black hole of hipster bands and unheard playlists.

Sports

Jameel Warney joins Los Angeles Clippers Summer League team

By Tim Oakes / July 7, 2017

The Los Angeles Clippers added Jameel Warney, a former Stony Brook Men’s Basketball player, to its Las Vegas Summer League roster on Wednesday.

Arts

Album Review: Lorde keeps her throne

By Kayla McKiski / June 28, 2017

Theatrical and complete, “Melodrama” is a bridge connecting fans to Lorde’s castle; even the queen is emotional.

Sports

Alex Corpolongo and Jeff Reh drafted by Major League Lacrosse teams

By Tim Oakes / May 31, 2017

Former senior midfielder Alex Corpolongo and senior midfielder Jeff Reh, who graduated this month, were selected in the 2017 Major League Lacrosse Draft on May 28.