As former editors-in-chief and managing editors of The Statesman, we cannot imagine what must have changed so drastically at the paper to allow the atmosphere for this so-called opinion piece to be published.
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Deadline is The Statesman’s weekly podcast, bringing you the top stories from Stony Brook University in News, Arts & Entertainment and Sports every Monday.
The Staller Center at Stony Brook University is home to approximately 500 shows per year. There is something new to see nearly every weekend, and with so many shows coming and going, the sets need to be changed, the stage needs to be readied and the lights need to be set
While Winter Storm Nemo barricaded Long Island with gusting winds and record high snowfalls, State Assemblyman Steve Englebright spent the night of the...
Vishwaja Muppa, a Stony Brook University student, died early this morning in a car accident in Port Jefferson Station. According to a Newsday article, Muppa, 21, was in the back seat when a Suffolk police car broadsided the vehicle at the darkened intersection of Route 347 and Route 112. The power outage was due to Hurricane Sandy.
It's the biggest basketball game in Stony Brook history. Thousands of fans fill the arena in the Indoor Sports Complex, standing shoulder-to-shoulder, transforming the rows of light brown bleachers to a mass of red. They’re cheering on the men’s basketball team as the Seawolves take on the University of Vermont in the America East Championship game.
Despite many complaints, Stony Brook University's controversial new academic calendar, which will no longer observe religious holidays besides those that are federally mandated, will be in effect starting next fall.
The Undergraduate Student Government is currently in the process of revising the Financial Bylaws to amend the current flight restrictions that clubs and organizations must follow.
The Undergraduate Student Government banned the use of H&J Bus Tours at its meeting this week on the claims that the company has put Stony Brook University students at risk on multiple occasions and therefore should no longer be used by the university.
The Undergraduate Student Government revised part of the Financial Bylaws at last week’s meeting in order to make it easier for clubs to host guest speakers.
