In the Undergraduate Student Government election bylaws, “there is nothing that’s stated that there couldn’t be a vote of ‘No Confidence,’” Will Hackett, a junior biomedical engineering major and the original advocate for this particular voting option on USG ballots,…
Some teams in the NFL have made blockbuster moves for the fate of the organization’s franchise. Some teams decided to start over and rebuild while others have the intention of becoming a contender for the Vince Lombardi Trophy. For these…
Mets (Michael) Spring training is underway, which means regular season baseball is right around the corner. The Mets will be looking to have a better campaign than the Yankees and they have a very good shot to do so. The…
Have you ever had one of those conundrums that you try to talk to people about, but nobody seems to really care? Like when you’re hungover on a Friday morning after that much-less-fun-than-you-thought frat party and the bus from Kelly…
Stony Brook University continues to vary efforts towards encouraging students to embrace a tobacco-free lifestyle. Student Health Service alongside the Student Health Advisory Committee, a SUNY service that contributes toward agenda for SHS as well as Center for Prevention and…
Stony Brook students return to school after the tobacco age in Suffolk County was changed from 19 to 21 on Jan. 1. A debate has arisen about whether or not the law will serve as beneficial towards limiting teens’ abilities…
Every time he punches into work at Jasmine, Matt Behar takes it with a grain of salt, fearing that the time-clock won’t log his shift.
The university’s campus and hospital are both prepared for a future Ebola virus crisis.
Pi Kappa Phi, a national fraternity that originated in 1904 at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, is in the process of extending its reach of influence to Stony Brook University. “We got officially installed as an associate chapter…