The Statesman

Sex Playlist

Gabby Pardo • February 14, 2019

According to Elite Daily, music affects the pleasure system, bonding system and limbic system that processes emotions. Adding music to your intimate and consensual time can be a great method to get in the moment.

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College students shy away from cable

Brianne Ledda • January 12, 2019

About six out of 10 adults between the ages of 18 and 29 prefer using streaming platforms to watch television, according to a Pew Research study published in 2017.

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We need some noise behind our study hours

Gabby Pardo • April 22, 2018

Having music blaring through your headphones while in the library or Starbucks can benefit your emotions, productivity and memory in preparation for acing an exam and your courses in general.

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I’m proud to be a white Hispanic from Staten Island

Gabby Pardo • February 25, 2018

When I tell people about my background, they’re either shocked, nod my statement off or don’t believe me.

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Record stores spin exclusive deals for music lovers on Black Friday

Kayla McKiski • November 26, 2017

Long Islanders rekindled their love for vinyls on Nov. 24 by purchasing exclusive album pressings from independently owned record stores in celebration of Record Store Day’s Black Friday.

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Country artist Stephanie Quayle stages lively performance at Staller Center

Nick Zararis • November 5, 2017

Rising country artist Stephanie Quayle brought the backwoods to the Staller Center for the Arts’ Recital Hall on Friday night to promote her newest album, “Love the Way You See Me.”

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Suggestions for Sex Playlists

Kunal Kohli • February 13, 2017

If your sex life is starting to feel stale, one of the quickest ways to heat things up is with music.

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Christmas songs are back again

Katarina Delgado • December 4, 2016

Spotify has classified over 1.3 million tracks as Christmas music, and users have created nearly 16 million Christmas-themed playlists.

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Student Gui Williams releases debut EP

David Pepa • September 22, 2016

Stony Brook student Gui Williams just released his debut EP, “Oaths of the Heart,” last month and performed it at the Amityville Music Hall on Sept. 21.

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A USG President with an inspirational past

Eric Schmid • April 30, 2016

Like many other undergraduates, USG President Cole Lee wants to usher change in our society.

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Tosc-A-Riginal highlights talent in Tabler Quad

Katarina Delgado • February 18, 2016

Toscanini College held Tosc-A-Riginal night on Feb. 10 in the Tabler Blackbox Theater to celebrate talent, creativity and community among ACH poets, singers and songwriters.

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New Trebel Music app hits Stony Brook Campus

Krysten Massa • September 21, 2015

Trebel Music allows users to create their own profile page where they can make different playlists.

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