The Statesman

Hockey falls 2-1 in ESCHL championships for second straight year

Peter Lupfer • February 25, 2018

The Seawolves were unable to overcome the Liberty Flames in the Eastern States Collegiate Hockey League championship game for the second straight year, falling 2-1 in regulation.

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Hockey prepares for seventh straight ESCHL tournament

Peter Lupfer • February 23, 2018

Though the second half has been disappointing, the Seawolves have a chance to flip the script this weekend at the Eastern States Collegiate Hockey League tournament.

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Shipman filling void for Hockey

Peter Lupfer • January 29, 2018

Since moving into the number one roll, Shipman has stopped 91 percent of shots and earned a shutout against the University of Colorado Buffaloes, the No. 6 team in the nation.

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Hockey’s skid continues in overtime loss

Peter Lupfer • January 21, 2018

A third period comeback came up short for the Stony Brook hockey team against Delaware Friday night, giving the Seawolves their third consecutive loss since returning from winter break.

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Hockey sweeps West Chester in weekend set

Peter Lupfer • December 3, 2017

The Stony Brook hockey team scored early and often on Saturday night in a 13-0 rout of West Chester at the Ice Line Quad Rinks in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

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Stony Brook hockey team eyes return to league title glory

Peter Lupfer • September 24, 2017

In the world of sports, nothing fuels a team quite like unexpected defeat. Stony Brook’s hockey team experienced just that last season when they fell to the Liberty University Flames in the Eastern States Collegiate Hockey League Championship, ending the Seawolves’ four-year conference title streak. With the 2017-18 season just around the corner, getting back to the top is on everyone’s mind.

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What the Princeton Review study fails to represent

Courtney Kidd • October 26, 2016

A good teacher prepares you for more than class; igniting your yearning for more knowledge, even if it is outside a topic of interest to you.

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Why I’m staying away from Chick-fil-A

Matt Stern • October 14, 2015

While many New Yorkers have welcomed Chick-fil-A as another option to incorporate into their unhealthy diet, I continue to stand against the fast food restaurant.

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Without enforcement, tobacco-free plan will burn out

Jonathon Kline • September 30, 2015

“Hey, we don’t think you guys should smoke,” is about as useful as trying to tell a pre-med student that they’ll do alright on their BIO 203 midterm.

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The Wang Center brings diverse artwork to Stony Brook

Peter Chen • April 12, 2015

As students enter the west entrance of the Charles B. Wang Center at Stony Brook University, they are greeted by an over-blown black and white portrait of a woman.

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New recruit Connor Watson looking to do big things for Stony Brook Wrestling

Drew Ciampa • September 15, 2014

A number of athletes have achieved both academic and athletic feats here at Stony Brook and freshman Connor Watson is among the young athletes who could further advance the rise of Stony Brook.

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Editorial: Why is the university not providing more graduation tickets?

The Editorial Board • May 6, 2014

As May 23 approaches, seniors are both excited and nervous to graduate. But many are also stressed about the limited amount of tickets we are given to distribute to family members on the big day.

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