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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

Internship cancellations leave SBU students uncertain about their futures

By Kaan Ozcan May 15, 2025

Anuva Wardah, a junior at Stony Brook University (SBU), submitted her resume, transcript and three references to the U.S. Department of State Foreign Service Internship program. She was offered the two-year position in October and was set to spend her summer in Washington, D.C. In accordance with President Trump’s hiring freeze, the offer was rescinded in March.

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HEAL Palestine saves children’s lives from Gaza to Long Island, one case at a time

By Kaitlyn Schwanemann May 4, 2025

Steve Sosobee co-founded HEAL Palestine — HEAL being an acronym for health, education, aid and leadership — in January 2024. The non-profit provides aid to Palestinian refugees in the U.S. and Gaza.

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Trump administration reinstates 11 SBU students’ SEVIS statuses

By Kaan Ozcan Apr 28, 2025

The Office of the Provost confirmed Monday that 11 international students’ immigration statuses were reinstated after the federal government terminated them.

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SBU blocks April 23 ‘No Other Land’ screening in Wang Theatre, citing Israeli Holocaust Remembrance Day

By Kaitlyn Schwanemann Apr 21, 2025

The Provost told faculty organizers they had to reschedule a planned screening of the Palestinian documentary “No Other Land” in Wang Theatre because it fell on the same day as Yom HaShoah, they said.

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How to fail at being a lapsed Catholic

By Vik Pepaj Apr 20, 2025

If you asked someone raised in the Catholic Church about their feelings toward the religion, you would probably hear a lot of resentment. The only response I can give that question is, “It’s complicated.”

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Straight Talk, Queer Thoughts

By The Stony Brook Press Apr 19, 2025

Welcome to Straight Talk, Queer Thoughts, The Press’ new podcast exploring gender and sexuality. In our first episode, hosts Vik Pepaj and Christiana Hadjipavlis discuss TERFs — or trans-exclusionary radical feminists.

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