The Statesman

Public-private partnership will add 500 units of on-campus housing

Rebecca Liebson • December 3, 2018

Stony Brook University has partnered with Gilbane Building Company to develop a 500 unit on-campus housing complex located between the LIRR station and Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium.

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University professors and staff members affirm value of diversity

Letter to the Editor • December 8, 2016

“We refuse to remain neutral in the face of bigotry, violence, hate speech, and harassment faced by any student or community member.”

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Cuomo pushes for extension of SUNY 2020

Will Welch • January 26, 2016

Cuomo’s support is an important step toward passing an extension of SUNY 2020, which is set to expire this spring and has been essential to SBU’s growth over the five years.

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SUNY 2020’s rational tuition expiration causing concern at Stony Brook

Rebecca Anzel • March 9, 2015

Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s SUNY 2020 legislation is set to expire at the next academic year’s end, and with it goes a built-in program for predictable tuition costs.

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The single Seawolves’ guide to Valentine’s Day

Katarina Delgado • February 11, 2015

Singles, it is time to hunker down and buckle up because Valentine’s Day is fast-approaching. This means Single’s Awareness Day or S.A.D. is also around the corner.

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College students wait to tie the knot

Sarah Elsesser • February 10, 2015

Today, the average adult is holding off on saying, “I do.” For some adults, it might be forever. Others are just waiting.

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Norman Goodman sees change over 50 years

Chelsea Katz • November 27, 2014

Norm Goodman, Ph.D., has been teaching sociology at Stony Brook since 1964 and has served on the University Senate, a coalition of faculty committees that advise campus administration.

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