Ludacris at SBU
The red zone was empty, but there was noise, as the Undergraduate Student Government held its end-of-the-year concert in the Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium for the first time in the[...]
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Sharing the Health
April is not only Earth Month, but also Organ Donor Awareness Month. 118 Stony Brook University students celebrated by becoming organ donors during this year’s Earthstock festival on April 19,[...]
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What’s the Deal With Religion
“The history of American religion is that it rises and falls in waves, and often this depends on larger societal social conditions,” says Rabbi Joseph S. Topek, the Director of[...]
Wang Center Controversy
On Feb. 12, Dr. Sunita Mukhi learned that her position as director of programs for the Charles B. Wang Center would be dissolved. Sixteen days later, on the last day[...]
Weekend Warriors
During her freshman year, Queens native Samantha Shetty went home almost every weekend to work at her tutoring job. But come sophomore year, the psychology major had a change of[...]
The Parking Problem: Issues with On-Campus Parking
he Stony Brook Campus Parking lots are crowded. The parking ticket officials will slap a yellow envelope on your dashboard as soon as you shut your car door. And parking[...]
Survey Scandal Rocks USG
tony Brook students are already predicting who might perform on campus this year. Wiz Khalifa sold out last year, and Bruno Mars’s show did well the year before. Posters using the[...]
Campus Culture · Culture · Features
Project Sunshine’s Masquerade Ball Tests Electronic Donations
On Thursday, January 31, the SAC Ballroom B was packed, and people waited on lines to enter Project Sunshine’s Masquerade Ball. Red and green lights bounced off the ceiling and[...]
The Revolution
Brand new to the Stony Brook area, The Revolution gaming store is anything but your ordinary, corporate warehouse filled with commercial zombies and customer-service peddling robots. This is the mentality[...]