Concert series brings violin performances to Melville Library Atrium
These concerts allow for more of the campus to hear the relatively unknown yet highly talented performers in the department of music.
New documentary, “Andre the Giant,” explores the man and the mythos
HBO’s recent documentary "Andre The Giant" details the life of the wrestler out of the ring and after the bell.
Environmental Club hosts cooking workshop
The Stony Brook Environmental Club hosted a sustainable cooking demonstration in Tubman Hall on April 12 at 7 p.m. that showcased healthy and tasty recipes using ingredients
Review: Flatbush Zombies puts the rap game in a grave with “Vacation in Hell”
The Flatbush Zombies, who take their name partly from their neighborhood in Brooklyn, have returned after two years and multiple tours with their sophomore album “Vacation in
Review: “Ready Player One” struggles to deliver its message
While the film frames this struggle as an “everyone vs. big corporation” story, it fails to recognize that the whole film itself exists to shout out the creations of other
Review: Indie group Broken Social Scene charges through The Paramount
Canadian indie rock supergroup Broken Social Scene rolled through the Paramount in Huntington on Saturday, April 7 for the second-to-last stop on their tour to support their
Brookfest a success despite last-minute lineup change
Brookfest 2018 featured sets from headliner 21 Savage, EDM artist Crankdat, rapper Jay Critch and last-minute substitution, A Boogie wit da Hoodie.
Bill Hader kills in new HBO dark comedy “Barry”
After a career of playing goofballs and caricatures, “Saturday Night Live” alumnus Bill Hader chose a distant deadpan and a somber tone for his new HBO dark comedy, “Barry.”
Irish indie artist EDEN rocks Irving Plaza
Rising indie artist Jonathon Ng, known as EDEN, rocked Irving Plaza in downtown Manhattan on April 5.
“Midnight Sun” revisits the disease-driven romance flick
Love at first sight may be cute, but the boy meets girl, boy and girl fall in love plot line is getting old. The movie’s particular plot isn’t original either — it is based on
Campus Spotlight
Student-owned streetwear line Critic Clothing gains popularity
Alec Simione is a Stony Brook student whose company, Critic Clothing, is rising through the ranks of the streetwear industry.
College Gal Cooking
College Gal Cooking: Frittatas, French toast and more
But this is the holy grail guide that not only will give you fun, delicious recipes for a Saturday night in or a Thirsty Thursday, but are budget-friendly too.