Sally Rooney’s writing doesn’t aim to be filled with colorful prose, but rather engages in intellectual discussions that deal with Marxism, gender, art and the notion of relationships through a muted, impactful tone.
Stony Brook University Libraries concluded its celebration of Women’s History Month this Monday with a final lecture detailing how gender roles impact female success in the workforce.
Modifying or censoring history to avoid offending a particular special interest group is not something anybody should be doing, especially institutions of higher learning.
Gilmore, a performance artist, has a four-week-long exhibition, titled “Kate Gilmore: Top Drawer,” at Stony Brook University’s Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery in the Staller Center.
