Muslim Students Association Archives

Festival of Lights Illuminates Stony Brook

Samantha RobinsonArtsDecember 8, 2019December 8, 2019

Stony Brook University held its 19th annual Festival of Lights on Dec. 4 to celebrate the holiday season.

USG judiciary unanimously votes to remove chief justice

Brianne LeddaFeatured NewsApril 28, 2019May 16, 2019

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) judiciary announced its decision to remove Chief Justice Aravinth Pushparaj from his position on Thursday, April 25.

Campus community unites to honor Christchurch shooting victims

Mike AdamsFeatured NewsMarch 28, 2019March 28, 2019

The crowd held candles as they listened to Hamza’s story in a silence punctuated by sobs, while a cold wind blew in from the direction of the setting sun.

Sikh Spotlight: Guru Granth Sahib

Karina Gerry, Anna Correa & Melissa AzofeifaArtsOctober 15, 2018October 31, 2018

“Sikhism is a monotheistic religion. We believe in one God and we call HIM Waheguru,” Sagardeep Singh, a senior mechanical engineering major and a member of the Sikh Student Association, said.

Students, organizations and programs honored at 2018 Jerrold L. Stein Student Life Awards

Brianne LeddaFeatured News Top StoryMay 3, 2018

Students and faculty were honored at Stony Brook University’s Jerrold L. Stein Student Life Awards on Monday, April 30 for their outstanding contributions to university life.

New student media organization tackles human rights issues

Brianne LeddaNewsJanuary 28, 2018January 28, 2018

Audrey Farrell, a sophomore physics major, has started an online magazine known as The Advocate that went live just before the start of the semester.

Poetry reading taps donations for UNICEF

Emily McTavishNewsApril 9, 2012September 26, 2013

As a part of Islamic Awareness Week, the Poetry Slam on Tuesday, March 27, featured activist performers from Suffolk County, New York City and England in the Student Activities Center auditorium. Stony Brook’s United Nations Children’s Fund collaborated with the Muslim Students’ Association in order to raise awareness and money for UNICEF’s Tap Project.

Arab-Israeli Discussion Forum Gets Heated

Mansoor KhanNewsMarch 20, 2002September 25, 2014

The Provost Global Issues Lecture series continued last week with Dr. Daniel Pipes, a renowned columnist for both the New York Post and Jerusalem Post. He is recognized as one of the leading scholars on the Middle East. Sponsored by Hillel, the lecture began with a rundown of Dr. Pipe’s extensive list of accomplishments and qualifications, not the least of which was a PhD in History from Harvard