Winter Weekend 2017 brings a flurry of activities to campus
Winter Weekend festivities run from Feb. 10 to Feb. 12 and will feature a wide range of activities including singalongs, comedy shows, therapy dogs and a roller rink.
A shot of zombie brains
Halloween is right around the corner so here's a spooky shot to help you have a frightful Friday!
Roth Regatta stirs teammate rivalry as the Rugby Club enters two boats
“It’s something you gotta do before you leave Stony Brook,” Scalamandre said. “Go swimming in Roth Pond.”
Medical marijuana industry takes first steps on Long Island
Medical marijuana dispensaries on Long Island set up shop early this year in light of the 2014 Compassionate Care Act.
SBU alumni give six ways to land the perfect job
Young Stony Brook alumni share their experiences as college students entering the job world and what they did to succeed after graduation.
Commuter students voice criticisms of South P Lot
Thousands of students who drive to school must park at South P, unless they own a stadium permit or find parking at one of 130 spaces in North P Lot.
Stony Brook’s Candence Step Team hosts annual Black History Month Gala
The semi-formal event brought together over 150 students of all cultures and backgrounds for a night of free food and live performances in SAC Ballroom A.
O’Neill fire leaves residents displaced and distraught
After a fire erupted in an E wing room of O’Neill College the evening of Nov. 21, every student in that wing had to temporarily relocate to different rooms.
$20 million CAT Awards will boost SBU’s tech efforts
SBU has recently received $20 million in Center for Advanced Technology, or CAT, awards from NYSTAR that will foster new innovations in energy efficiency and biotechnology.
Students unsatisfied with resolutions for on-campus housing shortage
The number of “tripled” dorm rooms at Stony Brook University has hit a record level this year, according to the Division of Campus Residences.
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