The Statesman

I have a united dream

Jager Robinson • September 27, 2015

In order to “cure” racism in America, you have to stop being selective. By claiming that one group deserves a day over another is inherently racist.

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Students recall 9/11 experiences on 14th anniversary of WTC attack

Christopher Cameron • September 11, 2015

Each year, Stony Brook University honors 21 alumni who passed away during the 9/11 attacks. This morning, students shared their experiences with The Statesman.

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Wortman explains grief and time to heal from trauma

Sarah Kirkup • September 16, 2014

By the time Camille Wortman graduated from Duke University with her Ph.D., she felt as if psychologists were not focusing enough on treating grief and traumatic losses.

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9/11 memorial does not do victims justice

Joseph Konig • September 16, 2014

This month marked the 13th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon that also saw a plane go down outside of Pittsburgh.

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Clarissa Ward brings her experiences as a foreign correspondent close to home

Kelly Zegers • September 24, 2013

CBS foreign correspondent Clarissa Ward, who recently returned to the United States from Syria, visited Stony Brook on Monday, Sept. 23 as the second speaker for the Marie Colvin Distinguished Lecture Series.

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9/11: The 12th Anniversary

The Statesman • September 12, 2013

Stony Brook University holds a new Memorial and Volunteer Services Day to honor those who lost their lives and their loved ones to the Sept. 11th attacks on the World Trade Centers 12 years ago.

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