by Beatrice Vantapool Lucy Van Dalen, a senior sociology major, took the gold in the mile and tenth place in the 300-meter race for Stony Brook in the women’s indoor track and field NCAA championships Friday, March 9 at Jacksons…
By Briana Neuberger and Jodie Mann He was a cocaine addict and a single parent. He was on welfare. He was a faded journalist who hadn’t worked in a long time. And in 2011, he was the subject of a…
By Nick Batson, Ethan Freedman, and Jodie Mann Zuccotti Park came alive with protesters once again Saturday, March 17, as Occupiers took up their former post to celebrate the six-month anniversary of the movement that swept across the entire world…
By Mark Greek and Brianna Peterson Anyone walking past the TAC gallery from March 5 through March 10 may have witnessed Stony Brook’s most willing exhibitionists since those girls who smoke and hula hoop in Roosevelt Quad. But some of these asses…
By Priscila Korb Since blue light phones are outdated and rarely used, said Assistant Police Chief and Director of Emergency Management Lawrence Zacarese, Stony Brook University Police are implementing SB Guardian, an updated system to the blue light one. “The thing…
Forget everything you think you know about Moulin Rouge. Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet brought an entirely different story to the Staller Main Stage than that presented by Ewan McGregor and Nicole Kidman in the 2001 film. The Moulin Rouge was…
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I am exasperated with the birth control debate. I don’t even really like calling it that because it seems inaccurate. What exactly is being debated? Religious rights, women’s rights, health, traditions, government intervention and economics. These are really at the…
Last spring, the professional touring production of the musical theatre version of Spring Awakening came to the Staller Center Main Stage. This spring, Stony Brook undergraduate students put on a version of the play in the Staller Center basement, in…