The Statesman

The real cost of gentrification

Fanni Frankl • September 28, 2021

#OPINION: I have seen multiple neighborhoods in my beloved city of New York change for, arguably, the worse. Brand new luxury condominiums line the streets, tearing down the businesses that ran there, making me wonder, who can afford to live there?

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My celebration of the Chinese New Year

Matthew Yan • February 19, 2018

Like western New Year’s celebrations, the Lunar New Year is both a time of reflection of the past year as well as a time of preparation for the future.

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9/11 Day of Remembrance 2016

Aracely Jimenez and Angelica Carpenter • September 13, 2016

The Stony Brook community honored victims of Sept. 11 by placing American flag pinwheels outside of the Student Activities Center.

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Rage against the latrine

Andrew Goldstein • April 14, 2016

I reach over and push the flush button that so many have pushed before me and so many will push after me, effectively invalidating the purpose of an automatic flush toilet.

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Commuter students voice criticisms of South P Lot

Anisah Abdullah • March 31, 2016

Thousands of students who drive to school must park at South P, unless they own a stadium permit or find parking at one of 130 spaces in North P Lot.

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James O’Connor looks to keep Stony Brook green

Chris Woods • November 12, 2013

James O’Connor works with, and through, a staggering amount of administrative tasks to maintain sustainability at Stony Brook University. As Director of Sustainability and Transportation Operations at Stony Brook University, he oversees projects ranging from electricity conservation initiatives and electric vehicle charging stations to a bike share system and solar-powered bus stops.

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