Technology like new software programs, social media and crowdsourcing has recently helped to connect the scientific research community worldwide and bring about progress in understanding the history of life.
Barack Obama was re-elected President of the United States on Nov. 6 with a total of 303 electoral votes, defeating Republican candidate Mitt Romney by carrying swing states like Ohio, Virginia, Wisconsin,...
In a struggling economy, simply finding a job can be more of a priority than finding a job that requires you to use your college degree or maximize your full potential.
According to the Bureau of Labor...
Carolina Berszakiewicz, a pre-med student at Stony Brook University, died early Saturday morning in a car accident.
Berszakiewicz was riding in the front passenger seat of a black 2009 Mazda 3 that...
Students returned from spring break to several changes in their dining options, most notably the new MoGo Chef food truck that parks between the Stony Brook Union and Melville Library on weekdays.
An ad-hoc committee created by the Undergraduate Student Government has come up with a partial solution to the controversy of the National Tournament Grant, which has been found by the senate to be unconstitutional.
After a decline in sales, the Grey Horse Tavern's food truck – a rolling kitchen that used to serve organic and local food to students on campus – is no longer a dining option at SBU, according to the Faculty Student Association.
The unseasonably warm weather has summoned the masses to Staller steps once more. But another grassy area close-by attracts a different group –slackliners.
New York Times' media columnist David Carr, a star of the documentary "Page One" and the featured speaker at last week's "My Life As..." event, said his "biggest desire was not to screw things up" when he went to work for the Times.
