Dewayne Wrencher Wants to Ask You Some Hard Questions
When you first meet Dewayne Wrencher you wouldn’t necessarily equate his sunny disposition with his seemingly poignant art style. “People say ‘who's i... Read More
Inventing Ourselves
State of the Union
On Jan. 27, 2017, I parked my car in the Student Health Services lot behind LaValle Stadium—usually an area you’d be ... Read More
Examining Stony Brook’s Diversity Plan Budget
It all started when Stony Brook University’s Black Lives Matter movement stood with Mizzou in Nov. 2015.
Stony Brook students requested a platform... Read More
The Antidote To Shame: A Review Of Maggie Nelson’s ‘The Argonauts’
Thoughtfully constructed and unapologetically written, Maggie Nelson’s work of “autotheory” called The Argonauts strips the concepts of gender fluidit... Read More
March For Education, Oust Administration
The end of the spring semester is the apex of the collegiate year. Countless all-nighters fueled by energy drinks and caffeine binges have led to this... Read More
Modesty Becomes Commodity
What serves as a daily target for harassment on the heads of some Muslim women is now a fashion that western markets are tapping into for profit.
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It Doesn’t Feel Like Living
On April 27, 2016, Omid Masoumali, a 23-year-old man in a wet grey t-shirt, stood in a gravel clearing on an 8.1 square mile island. He was surrounded... Read More
Nasty Fem-animals
Since the dawn of man, it has been exactly that. Men this; men that. “Stronger, smarter, better,” apparently. As a man myself I’ve gotta admit that I’... Read More