The following recording is the second in a series of tapes The Press and SBU-TV anonymously received on Halloween night regarding former editors Ali and Elene after the recording of their podcast Reel Talk.
Read our third print issue of the year, including stories about a Long Island punk music venue, The Jazz Loft at Stony Brook village, the fight for queer justice in America, Brooklyn’s busiest violinist, therapy speak and more. Cover photo by Marie Lolis.
As Wolfie watched SUNY’s Instagram story play through, he knew that his time as Stony Brook University’s beloved mascot was over. “That was my final straw,” he said. “I was so sick of being used by this university. I knew that this was the beginning of a new Wolfie.”
Read our second print issue of the year, including stories about queer archival organizations, robot therapists, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Brookfest 2023 and its future, as well as our latest Songs of the Summer and more.
The Press and SBU-TV received tapes from an anonymous source last night regarding the whereabouts of missing editors Ali and Elene after the recording of their podcast Reel Talk.
Trick-or-treaters will march through the fallen leaves today, and summer feels like it was ages ago. As we deepen into the heart of fall, we thought it was a good time to revisit those sunny days. Continuing our annual tradition, here are The Press’ staff favorites for this year’s Songs of the Summer.
Read our first print issue of the year, including stories about the GSEU’s continued fight for a wage above the poverty line, violence against journalists in Mexico, the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, George Santos and more.
Read our first special-edition risograph zine — all about objects we value the most.
Read our third print issue of the year, including stories about Stony Brook University’s paid parking proposal, up-and-coming band Seeing Double, the seizure of pirated e-book “shadow libraries,” hearing Black voices on campus and more.