If a new, free system that turns cell phones into safety devices and had the potential to save people from life-threatening situations was brought to a university, would you expect students to rush and register their cell phones?
Rebecca Delbridge, a junior at Stony Brook University, sat in a plane 13,500 feet up in the air on a hot, June afternoon, strapped to a skydiving instructor. When it was their turn to jump out of the...
Police Blotter for 3/28-4/5
Monday, March 28
University police officers and detectives respond to a report of burglary in Hendrix College. A network switch was removed from a locked room....
Honda Civics appear to be the vehicle of choice for thieves. Stony Brook University, SUNY at Farmingdale and Suffolk County Community College have all had Honda Civics stolen from their campus parking...
Jessica Schiesser awakes to the sound of her alarm clock on a hazy Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m. and wipes the sleep from her eyes as she gets up to begin her long school day. She brews a fresh pot...
Walking across Stony Brook University campus after dark will soon become less dangerous when the university police roll out Rave Guardian, an application that turns cell phones into safety devices by instantly...