Chelsea is a senior majoring in journalism and minoring in international studies (with a concentration in Africana studies.) She has been writing for The Statesman since her fifth day as a student at Stony Brook. Her work has appeared in Times Beacon Record Newspapers, newsday.com and Hamptons.com and on News 12 Long Island. When she is not reporting, you can most likely find her watching old episodes of "The West Wing" or "30 Rock" on Netflix.
Tie Dye. Homemade pottery. Bartending. All are things one can make or learn at Stony Brook’s Craft Center and ceramic studio. But that creative spark might not stay lit.
As Adolf Hitler’s Nazi forces spread throughout 1940s Europe, a group of the best cryptographer’s in Britain fought the war from inside a secret operations shed outside London.
Norm Goodman, Ph.D., has been teaching sociology at Stony Brook since 1964 and has served on the University Senate, a coalition of faculty committees that advise campus administration.
Five Knives is currently on the road with Icona Pop and Lowell on Reverb’s annual Campus Consciousness tour. The Statesman caught up with frontwoman Anna Worstell over the phone in between shows.
While most college students are still asleep at 8 a.m., Victoria Massey is already awake and has been drilling for 45 minutes. She will be taking the floor soon.
The Office of the Provost Liaison and WUSB 90.1 sponsored a Fall Community Festival on Wednesday, complete with arts and crafts and inflatable obstacle courses.
University President Dr. Samuel L. Stanley Jr. and his Chief Deputy Edward Summers are at the helm of an initiative to potentially ban tobacco on all of Stony Brook’s campuses.
When Ardit Piroli walked onto Stony Brook campus for the first time last year, he almost immediately started looking for others who shared his passion for producing music.
Channeling one’s inner Bruce Lee is not cheap. It requires gloves, kicking pads and body guards. It is something that Stony Brook’s Martial Arts Association knows first-hand.