UPDATE: The senate has adjourned for the night, leaving key bills—including NYSUNY 2020—unresolved for yet another day. Our initial report (see below) was confirmed by Scott Reif, a spokesman for[...]
What’s in the bill? It should be a simple question, especially since Governor Cuomo said that the bill in question—NY SUNY 2020—would come to a vote and pass last night.[...]
Depending on whom you ask, Stony Brook professors are either in favor of or opposed to NYSUNY 2020, the bill that will, among other things, significantly increase the tuition rates[...]
Updated: We’re still learning the specifics about the deal struck today over NYSUNY 2020, but a few key details are beginning to emerge. The New York Times reported earlier that the[...]
Stony Brook University fell 400 beds short of meeting the needs of the nearly 10,000 students who applied for a bed last fall, and thanks to the 1,500 additional students[...]
Newly elected Undergraduate Student Government President Mark Maloof today issued his first press release and took a firm and critical stance against President Stanley’s support for NYSUNY2020, the bill seeking to fundamentally reshape the largest state public universities, including Stony Brook.
A middle-aged woman was treated by SB-VAC near the Long Island Railroad Station at Stony Brook University on Thursday after she was allegedly attacked and robbed by a person on[...]
On May 28, 2010 the conservative Washington Times newspaper ran an editorial in opposition to what they called the “9/11 Mosque,” the proposed Muslim cultural center set to be built[...]
The Department of Homeland Security has recommended Stony Brook University increase security measures in the wake of Osama bin Laden’s death, Think has learned. The university is one of dozens[...]
When Alex Gecewicz and Mike Ragonese heard the news that Osama bin Laden was killed in a US raid in Pakistan, they each grabbed a pair of shoes, a flag,[...]
