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Stony Brook’s PPGA brings sexual health to the forefront by hosting its first Sex Carnival
Stony Brook’s Planned Parenthood Generation Action (PPGA) hosted its first-ever Sex Carnival on Saturday, May 3 from 1:45 p.m ...
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SBU celebrates McCormick’s leadership with farewell gathering
Stony Brook University held a celebratory gathering in the Charles B. Wang Center lobby to thank and recognize Interim ...
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Visual media artist Carolyn Lazard sparks dialogue on disability and healthcare access in Stony Brook lecture
Philadelphia-based artist Carolyn Lazard often centers their work around themes of race, social justice, education, ...
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Stony Brook baseball sends Matt Senk into retirement with sweep
In a fitting end to a legendary career for its head coach, the Stony Brook baseball team ended its season with a perfect ...
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“Hope Comes From the Little Things” — Dr. Martins’ Earthstock Address inspires conservational awareness
Director of the Turkana Basin Institute Dr. Dino Martins gave the Earthstock Keynote Address in the Charles B. Wang Theater. The title of the address, “Hope Comes From the Little Things”, centered on ...
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SBU’s Origami Club transforms paper into purpose
A paper crane starts from a simple, six by six-inch square. The first folds show no semblance of the final creation. But these folds add up to create the basic structure of the bird, where fold by ...
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Stony Brook baseball sees losing streak hit seven
Coming off back-to-back fruitless weekends in Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) play, the Stony Brook baseball team was swept once again.  Looking for a last-ditch playoff push, the Seawolves (22-27, ...
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Roth Regatta celebrates 36 years of tradition through cardboard creations and campus pride
Racing across an algae-infested pond in duct tape boats may not sound fun, but Stony Brook University has turned it into one ...
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Despite valiant effort, No. 18/20 Stony Brook women’s lacrosse eliminated from NCAA Tournament by No. 2 Boston College
Midfielder Braeden Siverson in action against Boston College on Sunday, May 11. Siverson controlled three draws in the Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team’s season-ending, 9-8 loss to the Eagles. PHOTO ...
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No. 18/20 Stony Brook women’s lacrosse downs No. 16/17 Loyola Maryland, advances to play reigning national champions
Attacker Courtney Maclay (background) celebrates one of her six goals against Loyola Maryland on Friday, May 9. Maclay led the Stony Brook women’s lacrosse team to an 11-8, 2025 NCAA Tournament first ...
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20 years of “Pride & Prejudice”: Celebrating the creative genius of the gritty Austen adaptation
If you are a fellow Janeite and bought your tickets weeks ahead of the 20th anniversary theatrical rerelease of director Joe Wright’s “Pride & Prejudice” (2005), then it is highly probable we shared ...
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Stony Brook researchers and students navigate Trump-era budget cuts to scientific research
Research funding comes from a myriad of sources, each with its own priorities, processes and expectations to bring their ideas to life. Broadly speaking, research is financed by the United States ...