John H. Marburger III, Stony Brook University’s third president and physics professor who advised against the construction of Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant proposal and White House Office of Science...
I find it incredibly disheartening that less than one year after the Undergraduate Student Government sought, and failed, to flex its non-existent pectoral muscles by cutting The Statesman’s budget,...
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During Wednesday night’s State of the County address, Suffolk County Executive Steve Levy discussed some of the highlights and pitfalls of the last year but did little to calm some of the immediate concerns...
Samuel Stanley doesn’t always stick to the plan.
He often discards pre-scripted speeches to better connect with his audience, doesn’t always have time to finish meals served in his honor and traded...
' Addressing the University Senate Monday afternoon, Stony Brook's fifth president projected his vision for the campus, international expansion and what role this educational center will play in the SUNY system.
With the Democratic and Republican parties scrambling to sway voters as Election Day inches closer, some of the buzz is stirring around the youth vote and how decisive it could be in determining the next president of the United States
The Bigger Better Bottle Bill, which would have expanded five-cent refundable deposits on beverage containers to water bottles and other non-carbonated beverages, was not included in the finalized state budget put out on Apr. 9 despite student activists' lobbying efforts.
Deep within the maze of the Wang Center's third floor Sunita Mukhi, bobs a teabag into a paper cup reflecting on what the Wang Center has brought to Stony Brook 5 years after its conception. This year marks the fifth anniversary for the Wang Center. To mark the occasion, Mukhi, Director of Asian and Asian American Studies, scheduled approximately twenty events ranging from an artist specializing in Buddhist paintings to an avant-garde musical group from Kazakhstan.
