The Statesman

Competition encourages students to showcase their learning through technology

Alek Lewis • February 16, 2020

David Ecker, the director of iCREATE, said SBU Inspirations is meant to be a fun activity that helps to both educate faculty on how technology could help their classes and help students showcase their projects to peers and potential employers.

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Professor lectures on hostility towards immigrants

Fanni Frankl • September 27, 2019

A professor of philosphy from Strasbourg University gave a lecture at Harriman Hall regarding the history of hostility aimed at immigrants.

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Let artistic students beautify Stony Brook

Mike Adams • April 15, 2018

Let studio art majors paint some walls or put up some sculptures in otherwise bland areas. It’d be cheap and easy to put up a few murals — definitely less costly to finance than a full-blown “Far Beyond” program.

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Stony Brook partners with electronic vending company

Mike Adams • March 31, 2018

Stony Brook students gained a new retail option earlier this month when nine electronic vending machines were installed in various locations around the campus on March 8.

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Stony Brook University Innovation Lab gives students tools to create

Maia Vines • March 26, 2018

Stony Brook University's Innovation Lab is a place where students can participate in laser cutting, 3D printing, digital design, fabrication or sewing.

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We deserve better than biweekly blackouts

Andrew Goldstein • October 1, 2017

I should not need to lower my expectations for electrical power because the campus has “aging” equipment.

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The SBU Disney Club brings childhood memories to campus

David Pepa • September 25, 2016

The Stony Brook Disney Club is a new campus organization for students who live, breathe and eat all things Disney.

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Exploring BlaxploItalian in Italian cinema

Tom Cullen • November 4, 2015

Born, raised and schooled in Italy, Fred Kuwornu, who is also Ghanaian, wanted to show the history and mistreatment of black actors in his home country.

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Lecture at Harriman Hall illuminates issues among EU and Italy

Tom Cullen • October 14, 2015

Alessandro Del Ponte, a political science graduate student, delivered a lecture on the economic state of Italy and the European Union on Tuesday, Oct. 13 at Harriman Hall.

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Wolfie Tank brings invention and innovation to SBU

Aleeza Kazmi • September 29, 2015

Stony Brook is having its very own pitch competition, much like ABC’s “Shark Tank.”

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Police blotter for the week of Monday, Sept. 29

Kelly Frevele • October 9, 2014

On Monday, Sept. 29 a bicycle was reported stolen from the Long Island Rail Road station. The case is now closed. On Tuesday, Sept. 30 an RA reported damage to the inside of the elevator in Schick...

Police Blotter for 3/24-4/2

Ashleigh Sherow • April 8, 2014

Marijuana: On Monday, March 24, an RA reported a marijuana violation at Dreiser College. This was unfounded by police. On Wednesday, March 27, police referred one student to the university when they...