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Next on Amazon Video: “Patriot”

by Ryan WilliamsArtsMarch 5, 2017

Amazon’s latest offering, “Patriot,” may be too confusing and self-absorbed to continue its critical success, the series has enough charm to sustain its ten-episode run.

University Senate passes resolution aimed at protecting immigrants on campus

by Desiree D'IorioFeatured News Top StoryFebruary 12, 2017February 12, 2017

The University Senate passed a resolution on Feb. 6 calling on Stony Brook University’s administration to adopt several policies aimed at protecting university community members who are undocumented immigrants.

Immigration lawyers educate students on Muslim travel ban

by Jill RyanFeatured News Top StoryFebruary 2, 2017

The State Department has stated visas from Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen will be revoked.

Letter to the Editor: Immigration order opposes American values

by Jonathan HarringtonFeatured OpinionsFebruary 2, 2017February 21, 2018

America stands to lose more than our alliances, reputation, or international influence. We stand to lose our national soul.

More support for diversity

by Andrew GoldsteinOpinionsJanuary 29, 2017

Stony Brook has taken too long to issue a statement about President Trump’s travel ban and the detention of a student.

GSO president reportedly detained at JFK under travel ban

by Mahreen KhanFeatured News Top StoryJanuary 28, 2017January 29, 2017

Stony Brook graduate student and GSO President Vahideh Rasekhi was reportedly detained at JFK International Airport on Saturday under President Donald Trump’s executive order.

Researchers develop a way to send secret messages through video games

by Sarah ElsesserNewsJuly 1, 2015July 11, 2015

Through prototypes and tools like Castle, researchers are finding ways to break through this censorship and give people the information they desire.

Letter to the Editor: Administration a bigger disappointment than Horowitz

by Letter to the EditorFeatured Opinions Top StoryMay 5, 2015May 8, 2015

On Wednesday, April 22, 2015, I walked out of the notorious David Horowitz event on the brink of pulling out my hair in frustration.

Ann Curry talks about journalism for the next generation

by Kelly SaberiNewsMarch 16, 2015

SBU hosted Ann Curry, the Emmy-winning international news correspondent and former anchor for NBC, for a Marie Colvin Distinguished Lecture on Tuesday, March 10.

Five things you should know about Syria

by Heather KhalifaOpinions Top StorySeptember 5, 2013

The numbers are staggering. In just two years, over 100,000 people have been killed. There are two million refugees, half of them being children. Currently, one-third of the Syrian population is displaced. Entire cities inside Syria are completely wiped off the map.