Ireland Archives – The Statesman

ONCE: A simple, yet deeply entertaining, musical

Kraig KleinArtsFebruary 26, 2018

“ONCE,” currently performing at the John W. Engeman Theater of Northport, is a revival of the 2011 stage adaptation of the 2006 film of the same name. The show originated off-Broadway at the New York Theatre Workshop before moving to Bernard B. Jacob Theater.

Students studying abroad say cheers to American drinking culture

Kelly SaberiFeatured News Top StoryMay 3, 2016May 3, 2016

“I shat neon green s**t the next day,” Jessica Conlon said of the American beverage Four Loko. “I never want to drink them again.”

Poisoned by plastics

Kurt BretschOpinionsFebruary 11, 2016

There is no doubt that plastics are appropriate for some products, but one-time-use plastics are usually wasteful and unnecessary.

Seawolves shut out at Hartford

Tim OakesFeatured SportsOctober 1, 2015

Stony Brook Women’s Soccer’s scoreless drought hit two games Thursday night, as SBU lost its second straight shutout to the Hartford Hawks in Hartford, Connecticut.

Stony Brook Film Festival brings foreign features to Long Island

Robert CiminoArtsJuly 17, 2014

For Stony Brook University, July means movies. July 17 marks the beginning of the 19th annual Stony Brook Film Festival at the Staller Center for the Arts.

A case in favor of studying abroad

Anusha MookherjeeOpinionsAugust 27, 2012September 9, 2013

Studying abroad has always been something I wanted to fit into my years at Stony Brook. Taking advantage of the available short-term study abroad programs, I got to experience a three-week program in Ireland. It was by far the best way to get credits: studying under a wonderful professor and having all of Ireland as my textbook provided me with the hands-on learning experience I’ve always wanted. Yet along with my study abroad came some unwanted aspects of traveling with a group you don’t know.