The Statesman

Gio Perez: Freshman arrives to SBU with international experience

Joseph Wolkin • November 8, 2016

After conquering high school basketball in multiple states, freshman Gio Perez is ready for what lies ahead.

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The True Art: Study abroad through the eyes of a student

John Scalamandre • January 28, 2016

Every year thousands of students flock to Rome, Florence and other Italian cities in order to study abroad—to live and learn among a culture that is not their own.

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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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Student Spotlight: Becky Hong the fashion guru

Jessica Carnabuci • May 13, 2015

Fashion was always something that Becky Hong found interesting, but it was not until she studied abroad that she considered it as an option for her career.

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College Gal Cooking: Nutella s’mores pizza

Heather Khalifa • February 21, 2015

To honor Michele Ferrero and his legacy, our College Gal Cooking recipe is for Nutella S’mores Pizza, accentuating what makes Nutella special: it goes with everything.

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MOMIX dance group dazzles Staller audience

Lisa Setyon-Ortenzio • November 3, 2014

More than 300 people gathered in the Staller Center auditorium on Saturday, Nov. 1 to enjoy the latest show from the MOMIX Company.

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Stony Brook hockey schedule released

Cameron Boon • August 27, 2014

After making their first ever trip to the ACHA semifinals at the Division I level, the Stony Brook Seawolves club hockey team will be back at it again, looking to take home a national championship.

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Amanda Knox and the case that would not die

Michael Newcomer • February 27, 2014

Last week, an Italian appeals court found Knox and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito guilty of the November 2007 murder of Meredith Kercher, with whom Knox shared a residency while they were both exchange students. This decision overturned a 2011 appeal that cleared Knox of the murder, which overturned an original guilty conviction that was handed down in 2009. Lawyers of both Knox and Sollecito have announced plans to appeal to the Italian Supreme Court, a move which may take two or three years to complete.

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Three Seawolves possibly headed to Italy for the World University Games

Mike Daniello • November 17, 2013

Stony Brook will be represented when USA Hockey travels to Trentino, Italy for the 26th World University Games from Dec. 11-21.

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Breaking Out: Spring Break at Home

March 23, 2002

Disney World. Cancun. St. Croix. Italy. It'#146;s almost time for universityspring recess, and almost time for the wild adventures to begin. Right? Riiiiight. Unfortunately, not all of us have had the...