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From the Archives: Tent City: SBU’s historic GSO protest

Liam Noonan and Kelcie Eberharth January 19, 2023

Liam Noonan is an assistant archivist at The Statesman and a BA/MAT student in Stony Brook University's School of Professional Development. This article is co-written with aead archivist Kelcie Eberharth,...

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New update to septic system will remove nitrogen and dioxane from Long Island water

Maya Brown April 3, 2021
Stony Brook University’s Center for Clean Water Technology (CCWT) has revealed an updated septic system that removes water contaminants at a high rate. 
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ARCHIVES: The Student Activity Fee: What Are You Paying For? (2004)

April 26, 2004
Voting is set to open this week, including the vote on whether or not the Student Activity Fee should be kept mandatory. A lot of students don't know just how important this is for the University and campus. The Student Activity Fee benefits students, not, as too many people think, "the people who just join clubs."
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NYPIRG Braves Cold To Protest Tuition Hikes

February 5, 2003

Last Thursday afternoon, over 50 students gathered in the Student Activity Plaza for a candlelight vigil inprotest of the proposed tuition increase, budget cuts, and financial aid cuts for SUNY and CUNY....

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NYPIRG Protests; Pataki Says No to Tuition Hikes

November 21, 2002
College students throughout New York state held banners protesting tuition hikes across highway overpasses, Nov. 6. The protesters, who were working with the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG), were stationed at a total of ten locations including the areas surrounding Syracuse University, Nassau Community College and the State Universities of Binghamton, Albany, New Paltz and Stony Brook.
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Take a Toxic Tour with NYPIRG

April 6, 2002

Headline: This Saturday, April 6, the Stony Brook chapter of the New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) will be taking students and other members of the community on a 'Toxic Tour' of Suffolk...

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Put in Your Two Cents, Before It’s Gone

March 20, 2002

On March 4, 2002 the New York PubliInterest Research Group (NYPIRG) took atrip with a number of Stony Brook students to Albany, in order to lobby againstbudget cuts to Senators and Assemblymen and women....

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