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South Asian Students Travel Far to Please Their Parents

For some students, getting to class is as easy as rolling out of bed and walking to a classroom. For Nisha Choudhary, a Stony Brook student whose name has been changed for privacy, it means waking up five hours before class, ta...

by Teena Nawabi

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The Lighting Audit Project

by Briana Neuberger The Stony Brook Environmental Club, in partnership with the Faculty Student Association and the Sustainability Studies Program, is working on initiatives to make the campus greener. The projects include the ...

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A Walk to Remember

One night last October, I was hanging out with friends in H-Quad’s Benedict College, a world away from my room in building A of the West Apartments. It was nearing 1 a.m., and I decided to finally take my father’s advice an...

by Arielle Dollinger

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A Race-y History

In a classroom at Stony Brook University, students can always guarantee they will be different from their peers: they will have different skin colors, be of different ethnicities and different religions. Racial diversity is one...

by Alyssa Melillo

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Spying on Campus: The Reach of the NYPD’s Secret Surveillance

By Nick Statt & Nick Batson In November of 2006, a man born as Jesse Curtis Morton, but who went by the name Younus Abdullah Muhammad after converting to Islam, allegedly tried to recruit followers through Stony Brook Univ...

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Stony Brook Stands Up and Reads Out

On Wednesday, students passing through Stony Brook’s Melville Library would have come across a crowd of people listening to and reading from Latino history books and novels. It was a “stand-up, read out” protest of the re...

by Olivia Burne

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