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Title IX documents

Rebecca Anzel • May 1, 2015
Read documents pertaining to Title IX policy at Stony Brook University.
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Wendy Murphy

Q&A with Title IX lawyer Wendy Murphy

Rebecca Anzel • May 1, 2015
A frank discussion of sexual assault on college campuses.
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SBU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., above, is a supporter of the limits on tuition increases by SUNY 2020. STATESMAN STOCK PHOTO

SUNY 2020’s rational tuition expiration causing concern at Stony Brook

Rebecca Anzel • March 9, 2015
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s SUNY 2020 legislation is set to expire at the next academic year’s end, and with it goes a built-in program for predictable tuition costs.
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The speed limit on Nicolls Road between Stony Brook University’s south entrance and Route 25A is 45 miles per hour, a change university officials pushed for in an effort to make the road more pedestrian friendly for those crossing from west campus to east campus. (REBECCA ANZEL / THE STATESMAN)

University using education to promote campus safety

Rebecca Anzel • November 10, 2014
At 10:12 p.m., University Police officer Salvatore Casaccio jumped a lane of traffic and hit Brianna Bifone with his police cruiser, pinning her underneath the vehicle for about 30 minutes
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(BASIL JOHN / THE STATESMAN)

Community Developer of Yik Yak shares the ins and outs of the app

Rebecca Anzel • November 10, 2014
SBU students have adapted to a new social media application called YikYak, quickly putting Stony Brook University on the company’s radar as one of the most active regions in New York.
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(MANJU SHIVACHARAN/THE STATESMAN)

Campus briefing: USG Senate votes to delay budget appointment decisions

Rebecca Anzel • September 30, 2014
The Undergraduate Student Government senate tabled three decisions and sent one new legislative act back to the review committee at its meeting on Thursday, Sept. 25 due to time constraints.
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Firefighters work to extinguish a small brush fire behind Tabler Quad. (JESUS PICHARDO / THE STATESMAN)

Firefighters respond to brush fire behind Tabler Quad

Rebecca Anzel • April 10, 2014
Due to wind direction and speed, a small brush fire that ignited in a patch of bamboo on private property behind Tabler Quad spread onto Stony Brook University property around 11:30 a.m. today, according to Assistant Chief of Police Lawrence Zacarese.
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Police Blotter from winter break

Rebecca Anzel • January 28, 2014

On Thursday, Dec. 19, two male students were referred after staff at Schick College found a stop sign in their room. Staff members also found two sign poles in the second floor hallway of Schick College. On...

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Snow achieves on and off the court

Rebecca Anzel • November 5, 2013
At six feet tall, sophomore forward Brittany Snow looks every bit the women’s basketball team leader her coach sees her as. But when she is not training or playing, Snow works toward another goal--becoming an orthopedic surgeon.
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Chief information officer looking to make changes

Rebecca Anzel • August 26, 2013
Dressed in black slacks, a white button-down and a tie, Cole Camplese settled back in a chair in his outer office, a large space at the far end of a hallway on the second floor of the Educational Communications Center.
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Music hall of fame tied to Stony Brook University history

Rebecca Anzel • May 5, 2013
It was late summer in 2003. An opinion piece in a Long Island publication no longer in print by a man named Richard L’Hommedieu caught the eye of Stony Brook professor Norman Prusslin.
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VP of Communications for USG Sophia Marsh poses in a Stony Brook safety vest as part of the new safety program Be Seen. Be Safe. The program evolved out of the need for students to be seen while walking or biking around campus at night. (MIKE PEDERSEN/ THE STATESMAN)

SBU gets serious about student safety on campus

Rebecca Anzel • March 25, 2013

45 days ago, on Feb. 8, a still unnamed university police officer ran over Stony Brook University student Brianna Bifone with his vehicle. Since then, emails have been sent by the director of risk management...

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