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    G/P/NC: Implications for student success

    Fotis SotiropoulosOp-edsOpinionsOctober 27, 2020

    #OPINIONS With the added stress of an ongoing pandemic, many students have asked me, “Why doesn’t Stony Brook simply extend the P/NC (pass/no-credit) policy that was available in Spring 2020?”

    Stony Brook University medical students will graduate April 8

    Alek LewisAdministrationNewsStudent LifeApril 7, 2020April 7, 2020

    Stony Brook University is allowing Renaissance School of Medicine students to graduate early to work in hospitals overwhelmed by the coronavirus (COVID-19).

    SBU is moving summer classes online

    Brianne LeddaAdministrationNewsApril 2, 2020April 3, 2020

    Stony Brook University is moving almost all summer classes online, Interim Provost Minghua Zhang confirmed in a campus-wide email on April 2.

    Reflecting on the losses of my last semester at SBU

    Noah BrighamOp-edsOpinionsMarch 19, 2020

    Throughout the last four years in college, my peers and I have expended great effort and focus in our academic pursuits. All because we had our eyes set on the moments that should lie just ahead of the spring of our senior year.

    The Onion Bagel: Congratulations graduates, get ready for the real world

    Aaron San JoseOpinionsMay 5, 2019May 5, 2019

    Congrats Class of 2019, you’re done. The nightmares have stopped, you can sleep again.

    My history with Professor Frohman and the administrators that defended him

    Tiffany KormendiFeaturedOpinionsTop StorySeptember 9, 2018March 19, 2020

    Before I entered college, I thought, “Hey, I’ll study hard, have some fun and graduate in five years with my two degrees.” However, by Spring 2017, my college experience became one any student would have just wanted to end.

    A letter from our graduating editors

    The Editorial BoardOpinionsMay 9, 2017

    Thank you for four amazing years. Thank you for sharing your stories with us.

    Letter from the editor: Advice from a graduating senior

    Emily BensonOpinionsTop StoryMay 7, 2017

    Thank you Stony Brook for giving me the opportunity to share my stories with you. Now it is your turn to go out there and create your own.

    Sorrows of the single ladies

    Emily BensonFeaturedOpinionsApril 5, 2016April 10, 2016

    All my Stony Brook single ladies who are graduating and being thrown into the working world know it is nothing less than a shark tank out there.

    Top jobs for college dropouts

    Michael KohutFeaturedOpinionsApril 3, 2016

    For the 41 percent of students who never graduate college, negative stigmas are plenty and prospects for success are few. Or are they? It depends on how you define “success.”

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