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Magazine

Volume 47, Issue 2

by The Stony Brook Press
Science

When funding cuts came — these scientists turned to journalism

by Kaan Ozcan
Opinions

A defense of the college degree in a time of doubt

by Tyler Rieger
Music

Punk goes pop: How 2000s emo impacted 2010s pop

by Christiana Hadjipavlis
April Fools

BREAKING: SBU campus store enters its “bold era” with new merch drop

by The Stony Brook Press
Satire

The top 10 crimes to commit on campus

by The Stony Brook Press
Music

Brookfest 2026: Fetty Wap brings the fans, Flo Rida the energy

by Steven Ospina Delgado

Al Menne talks memories, vulnerability and freakdom on debut album Freak Accident

By Jane Montalto Oct 24, 2023

Al Menne’s songwriting process involves a lot of time journaling, but he admits that even what seems to be true might not be completely accurate. “I think that even just the way that people remember their own memories is kind of an embellishment in a way,” Menne said.

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Amazon Prime cancels their gays (again)

By Esmé Warmuth Oct 12, 2023

 Queer shows have struggled to survive on television this year, and shows with lesbian or sapphic main characters are canceled at a disproportionate rate.

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Lana Del Rey speaks her mind on Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd

By Kaitlyn Schwanemann Oct 4, 2023

Ocean Blvd serves as a crash course on the singer, containing modules on her iconography, family history and psyche.

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Volume 45, Issue 1

By The Stony Brook Press Sep 28, 2023

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.

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Deregulation and derailment

By Samantha Aguirre Sep 21, 2023

After a Norfolk Southern train transporting hazardous materials derailed in East Palestine, Ohio on Feb. 3, large plumes of gray smoke permeated the sky as workers scrambled to burn away the toxins.

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The boy’s a liar: The George Santos story

By Lauren Canavan Sep 7, 2023

In a matter of weeks, New York’s 3rd Congressional District Rep. George Santos went from winning a general election to being exposed as one of the biggest liars in government. 

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