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Bryson Tiller announced as Brookfest 2023 headliner

Bryson Tiller, the American singer-songwriter and rapper best known for his 2014 single “Don’t,” will be the headliner at this year’s Brookfest concert on April 14.

Here’s what two “sexperts” have to say about sex therapy

NewsMarch 26, 2023April 6, 2023

A Google search of the term “sex therapy” will immediately bring up the Healthline definition: “a type of talk therapy that’s designed to help individuals and couples address medical, psychological,…

Looking for love? New study shows Tinder might be the way to go (or not)

News Sex and Relationships 2023March 26, 2023April 11, 2023

Ever wonder what the guy on Tinder’s real intentions are but are too afraid to ask? The Statesman did the work so you don’t have to. We matched with 100 guys on Tinder. Here’s what we found.

USG gives update in CulinArt investigation, passes two amendments in Senate meeting

NewsMarch 14, 2023May 3, 2023

Stony Brook University’s Undergraduate Student Government (USG) hosted its longest meeting of the year on March 2 in the Student Activities Center with less than 10 students in the audience, covering issues spanning from the CulinArt investigation to Faculty Student Association (FSA) updates.

Students rally to demonstrate support for suffering Iranians

NewsMarch 14, 2023

The Iranian Graduate Student Association held a rally in the student union on Friday, March 10 to bring awareness to the issues facing women in Iran. Over 100 universities worldwide held a similar event on the same day to commemorate international women’s day.

“Worm lab” provides unique opportunities for undergraduate research

Faculty News STEM Student LifeMarch 9, 2023

The path to finding research experience at Stony Brook, especially without prior training, is often a difficult one for undergraduates. In 2015, Stony Brook professor Sharon Pochron hoped to change that with the “worm lab.” Now, eight years later, her lab continues to have a positive impact on student growth.

Stony Brook celebrates more than 100,000 lives saved through blood donations

NewsMarch 1, 2023

On Wednesday, Feb. 22, the celebration took place at the Zodiac Gallery in the Charles B. Wang Center and was attended by about 50 students, faculty, New York Blood Center representatives and local legislators.

How students are reacting to MAPS’ parking proposal

Administration News Student Life Top Story USGFebruary 21, 2023

For an hour on Wednesday, Feb. 15, a small band of students tried to make their voices heard at Stony Brook University’s West Campus fountain — nearly a week after the Mobility and Parking Services (MAPS) proposed to switch to a fully-paid parking model in August 2023.

Is Stony Brook a diverse campus? We asked students what they think.

Diversity Special Issue 2023 Multimedia Student Life VideosFebruary 21, 2023

How diverse of a campus do students perceive Stony Brook University to be? What does diversity mean to them? Reporter Brittney Dietz asks students for their take on diversity and inclusion at Stony Brook University.

SBU cultural clubs help forge communities and provide educational resources

Diversity Special Issue 2023 NewsFebruary 19, 2023

Ethnic student organizations are widely considered some of the most important student clubs. They provide environments that allow for connections between students who share a cultural identity.

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Podcast: GSEU and Parking Negotiations at Stony Brook University

Dunkin’ opens in the SAC after years of delay

Stony Brook celebrates 22nd annual Diversity Day and Strawberry Festival

“The fading American dream:” President McInnis’ discussion with Raj Chetty

LIRR changes spark mixed opinions among Stony Brook students