As Stony Brook University’s Undergraduate Student Government elections go into runoff during the last week of classes, the clear winner from the first election is No Confidence. In a never-before-seen spectacle of political might, No Confidence has acquired the positions…
Rutgers Professor Kevin Allred, who teaches a course titled Politicizing Beyoncé: Black Feminism, U.S. Politics, and Queen Bey, has a beanie, tattooed knuckles that read “Wild Seed,” and a whole lot to say about Beyoncé. “People assume I’m teaching Beyoncé…
After students crowded into and exceeded the lawful capacity of room 237 in the Union Building, after they unzipped their hoodies and unbuttoned their shirts because of the unbearable heat on the second floor, after Trevor Christian, the night’s moderator,…
They shouted: tits, knockers, jugs, melons, funbags, tatas, racks and milkshakes. Although there are over 99 words for breasts, the participants of the USG-funded event Boobs and Bras 2015 pondered how many synonyms they knew while the crowd filed into…
Careers in science, technology, engineering and math are on the rise as Forbes and Payscale, a company that acquires real-time information on job market compensations, constantly rank STEM degrees among the highest paying careers for college graduates. However, there continues…
The Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, located by the northern end of Stony Brook University, is a haven for mathematicians and physicists, especially during lunchtime. Inside this $60 million building, one only needs to climb 24 steps in order…