The Stony Brook University Council voted in support of President Stanley’s decision to largely close Stony Brook Southampton. Despite the setback, students and local lawmakers say they haven’t abandoned hope and have pledged to continue the battle for their school.
The Stony Brook University Council’s decision to back President Stanley in the closure of Southampton has proven to be very disheartening to Southampton students, but beyond that is an even more disappointing picture for all SUNY students.
The relationship between student media and the University’s Media Relations department is an inherently conflicted one. While student journalists take measures to seek out unique stories, Media Relations sees the effectiveness of its role diminished by potentially negative stories or…
This issue’s front cover depicts the George Washington Bridge, where just weeks ago Rutgers University freshman Tyler Clementi, 18, had leapt to his death following the streaming of a private encounter he had with another male shot through his roommate’s…
By Matt Calamia After several attempts over the years, Fred Walter, a Stony Brook astronomy professor, finally accepted to run for president of the University Senate. Or as he put it, he was the only one who didn’t turn the…
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Are the state’s struggles with a sluggish economy and the decades of tax cuts for the rich solely to blame, or is the university’s top-heavy administration needlessly soaking up funds?
Terms like “qualia,” “comorbidity,” and “presupposition” make it hard for anyone not familiar with their usage to discover exactly what the authors mean…
Bowing to public and legislative scrutiny, SUNY Chancellor Nancy Zimpher announced she and her top deputy would no longer pay themselves housing allowances totaling $150,000 per year…