Opinions

March For Education, Oust Administration

Giselle Maronilla, Jedidiah Hendrixson and Nirvani Williams

May 30, 2017

Features, Opinions

The Brief Wondrous Life of Hispanic and Latino Studies at SBU: Stony Brook Pisses Off Pulitzer Prize winning Author Junot Díaz

Jessica Vestuto and Jessica Opatich

May 8, 2017

News, Opinions

Stony Brook has done it again. On Sunday, author Junot Díaz shared the petition to Save Hispanic & Latino Studies at Stony Brook University, responding to the administration’s decision to suspend the do... Read More

Why I Signed the Petition to Save the Humanities and the Arts at Stony Brook

Jessica Vestuto

May 6, 2017

Opinions

I signed the petition to save the Humanities and the Arts at Stony Brook University because I’m trying not to feel completely hopeless. Because when the university releases a new financial plan, I can guess ... Read More

“Your Name” Review

Jeremy Wolfe

Apr 26, 2017

Opinions

Recently, I went to go see a movie with a bunch of my friends called “Your Name.” To be totally honest, I didn’t think much of it going in. I was mostly irritated that we cancelled all of our plans for the nigh... Read More

Now is Not the Time to Block Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee

Jeremy Yohannan

Mar 31, 2017

Opinions

With the Republican majority in the Senate, the confirmation hearings for Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, will undoubtedly proceed successfully. However, Senate Democrats must surely be feeling the... Read More

Heteronormativity, Waffle Fries and President Stanley

Neda Karimi

Mar 30, 2017

Opinions

Chick-fil-A is a fast food chain notoriously known for their waffle fries, chicken sandwiches and homophobia. Not only does CEO Dan T. Carthy assertively shove his religious beliefs down the company’s throats ... Read More

An Immaculate Detention

Jedidiah Hendrixson

Mar 29, 2017

Opinions

Dark skinned in complexion with bright green eyes, long tufts of curly tar black hair. An unkempt beard and mustache contour his worn but jubilant face. His garments are raggedy and yellowing but still fresh sc... Read More

Forgotten No Longer: Trump Venerates My Community By Banning It

Tibian Ahmed and Verdah Ahmad

Mar 27, 2017

Opinions

Verdah Ahmad, a junior sociology major and the Vice President of the Muslim Students’ Association at Stony Brook University, is the daughter of two Pakistani immigrants who came to America 25 years ago in the h... Read More

The Final Phase Of Suffering For Muslims In America

Tibian Ahmed

Mar 27, 2017

Opinions

President Trump is attempting to lead the nation into the most violent stage it’s been in since 9/11 with regards to the eradication of what he insists on calling, “Islamic extremism.” He is a politician like n... Read More

Rationality Of Airport Security

Shahajahan Chowdhury

Mar 23, 2017

Opinions

Whether it is taking off your shoes or removing your belt and walking into a scanner, it is clear that airports in the United States take security very seriously. Luggage, for instance, must be below a certain ... Read More

Clouds

March For Education, Oust Administration

Modesty Becomes Commodity

Period

Nasty Fem-animals

The Brief Wondrous Life of Hispanic and Latino Studies at SBU: Stony Brook Pisses Off Pulitzer Prize winning Author Junot Díaz

Why I Signed the Petition to Save the Humanities and the Arts at Stony Brook

“Your Name” Review

Now is Not the Time to Block Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee

Heteronormativity, Waffle Fries and President Stanley

An Immaculate Detention

Forgotten No Longer: Trump Venerates My Community By Banning It

The Final Phase Of Suffering For Muslims In America

Rationality Of Airport Security