PHEEIA: The Student’s Dilemma

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Ravneet Kamboj / March 25, 2010

PHEEIA is a very interesting subject at this moment.' It is interesting to see passionate people on both sides for and against it.' The people visibly acting out against

Is The Health Care Bill A Healthy Solution?

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Ivanna Avalos / March 25, 2010

The recent passing of the health care bill marks a decisive moment for not only Obama's tenure but also American society. Health care reform is an issue that few can claim not

Change is Good… Unless Your Opponent is Stony Brook

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry / February 25, 2010

The times they are a'changing. Last year, a student could have shown up to a game half an hour late and have an entire row to himself. Last night, the same student would have

Healthcare in Sudan: The Medicine of Poverty

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Sarah Kazadi / December 9, 2009

Dr. James Maskalyk struggled to avoid eye contact with those in line or on the dirt floor as he passed by, knowing full well that many patients in the remote and dusty

Men’s Hoops Falls To Fordham

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Ivanna Avalos / December 9, 2009

' Stony Brook's men's basketball team dropped a tough game on the road on Tuesday, losing 93-77 to the Fordham Rams. Four Seawolves recorded double-digit points, but it wasn't

For Seawolves Sports, Vacation = Work

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Charles Costa / December 9, 2009

' While most students will be at home, enjoying the month-long break away from classes, campus food, and exams, Stony Brook University's athletic teams will be busy competing

Women’s Hoops Routs St. Francis

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Erika Karp / December 6, 2009

The Stony Brook women's basketball team picked up its second win of the season while denying St. Francis its first, defeating the visiting Terriers by a lopsided 71-40 margin

Seawolves Claim Co-Big South Championship

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and April Warren / November 21, 2009

With under a minute left in the game, both the Liberty Flames and the Seawolves marched up the field from their own territories and scored to put themselves in position for

Stony Brook All But Commits to a South Korean Campus

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Andrew Zajic / October 22, 2009

Beginning in the fall of 2011, Stony Brook students may have the option of enrolling in classes at the latest addition to the university's growing collection of satellite

Volleyball Falls To Bearcats

By Aisha L. Breland-Henry and Sarah Kazadi / October 18, 2009

After having their eight-game winning streak snapped on Friday, the Seawolves looked to bounce back on Sunday, traveling to Binghamton to face the Bearcats. But, despite a