Chalk Ponies Take Stony Brook
Photos by Tom Johnson Stony Brook University has been overrun by adorable chalk ponies. So far Think has counted four ponies on buildings across the Academic Mall. Rarity showed up[...]
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Earthstock 2011: Slideshow
Stony Brook University held their annual Earthstock celebration earlier today in the academic mall.. Thousands of students and guests visited booths manned by environmental activists, organic entrepreneurs and school groups[...]
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Humans vs. Zombies: Journal of a Survivor
Like allergy season on crack, the semester-ly zombie outbreak arrived at Stony Brook University for the third consecutive semester on Thursday, March 31st 2011. However, due to budget cuts, more[...]
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This Show is a Drag!
By Alexa Rubinstein The black walls in the Blackbox Theatre at the Tabler Center for the Arts, Culture and Humanities were the only things that weren’t… colorful at the[...]
If You’re Bored, Then You’re Boring
By Nick Post We’ve all heard the complaints. “There’s nothing fun to do on campus” or “Nothing cool ever happens on Long Island.” It’s the sentiment shared by many students[...]
On-Campus Snowboarding in Tabler
The Tabler Steps may have been covered in ice and salt last week, but inside the artsy quad’s courtyard, students were enjoying the snow. They spent much of their first[...]
Campus Goes Crazy for Aziz Ansari
Aziz Ansari has quite a few fans at Stony Brook, judging by how fast he sold out the 1,050 seat Staller Center. Tickets for his free Tuesday performance sold out[...]
The Enigma that is Walter
Walter, the graffiti artist who uses Postal Service stickers to put his tags up all over campus, now has his own fan site. whoiswalter.blogspot.com is a website dedicated to publishing[...]
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The President’s Portrait Painter
Out of the hundreds of portraits Stony Brook alum Ying-He Liu has painted, one holds a special significance. On November 12, the university unveiled her portrait of former President Shirley Strum Kenny.