Smoking ban shows success, Stanley considers citations
Nearly 11 months after the Stony Brook University administration banned the use of all tobacco products on campus, students are starting to notice results.
East Side Dining official opening Nov. 14
East Side Dining will be hosting its grand opening Nov. 14, presenting a number of new food court style options.
Student die-in held in honor of 122 black Americans killed by police
At 1:22 p.m., the students dropped to the ground for a total of 10 minutes. Many held hands in a show of unity.
UPD enters pilot phase of body camera program
The Stony Brook University Police Department on Sept. 12 entered the pilot phase of a new body-worn camera program.
Officials investigate mercury spill in Heavy Engineering building
A mercury spill took place on the first floor of the Heavy Engineering building at approximately 4:30 Wednesday afternoon.
Navigating the job fair
The Stony Brook University Career Center has an insightful set of tips on navigating job and internship fairs.
Stony Brook first in NY approved for Ambulatory Transfusion Services
The approval affords paramedics the ability to administer blood components to patients during transport from one hospital to the next.
Innovation Lab celebrates anniversary
The Innovation Lab at Stony Brook University celebrated its anniversary last week, marking a year of discovery, exploration and technological advancement.
15th annual Festival of Lights brings holidays together
The 15th annual Festival of Lights took place Wednesday, Dec. 2 at the SAC, bringing students of all backgrounds and ethnicities together to rejoice in holiday spirit.
Experiencing a Stony Brook Basketball game
The Stony Brook Seawolves gave it their all against the St. Bonaventure Women’s Basketball team, only to have the night end in a devastating five-point double-overtime loss.
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