The Statesman

How a Stony Brook student artist copes during a pandemic

Deidre Redhead • October 4, 2020

Grace Noonan, junior biology major, felt a lot of uncertainty at the start of the pandemic. It led to people pivoting to new creative interests as a means to cope. For the Long Island native, the lockdown gave her a chance to brush up on her art.

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“Need a Break”: Quarantine Edition

Melissa Azofeifa • March 25, 2020

We know being in self-isolation is hard. In case you need something to distract you or something to do in between online classes, take a break and check these out!

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Patema Inverted: The visual spectacle brought to the Wang Center

Alek Lewis • September 8, 2019

“Patema Inverted” is a must-watch for Japanese animation fans who look for the immersion into culture and impressive animation, and science fiction fans who like to think about the possibilities of gravitational fantasy.

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“Dragon Ball Super: Broly” flies above all expectations

Mike Adams • February 9, 2019

“Broly” is a sensory masterpiece on multiple levels. Animation Director Naohiro Shintani introduced an entirely new animation style for the film that feels both fresh and familiar.

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Anime spring 2018 preview

Kraig Klein • May 6, 2018

Make sure to take a break from studying, and when you do, why not check out a new Japanese animated series? Here is a brief list of what to watch during finals week and what to avoid.

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Does diversity really matter?

Diva Dotson • April 29, 2018

If Stony Brook really cares about diversity, then we should hear more about European culture.

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2018 to be a good year for anime fans

Claudia Motley • February 25, 2018

Between the new arc of the infamous "Fate" series, hit romance show "Just Because!" and the manga-based "Made in Abyss," last year was a good run for anime. So what’s in store for the new year?

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Doki Doki Literature Club!: A new realm of horror

Claudia Motley • February 8, 2018

Doki Doki Literature Club!, a dating simulation game by Team Salvato, surprises video game fans by actually turning into a psychological horror game.

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Review: Anime film “No Game No Life: Zero”

Claudia Motley • October 10, 2017

Though there are some nods to the original anime show itself — the movie starts by introducing Tat and Izana, two key characters from the show — the storyline is based on the history behind the world of “No Game No Life."

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JSO’s Tokyo Cafe celebrates Japan’s charm

Meng Yuan • February 17, 2017

The Japanese Student Organization held its annual Tokyo Cafe event, inspired by the traditional Japanese maid cafe, to bring awareness to Japanese culture and lifestyle.

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