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Stony Brook University hosts coffee sampling event to celebrate International Coffee Day

Heather Occhino • October 16, 2023

Stony Brook University’s Faculty Student Association (FSA) celebrated International Coffee Day with its first-ever coffee sampling event on Sept. 29. International Coffee Day was declared an official holiday in 2014 by the International Coffee Organization, and takes place on Oct. 1.

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Dunkin’ opens in the SAC after years of delay

Clare Gehlich • May 6, 2023

Over five years later, the much anticipated Dunkin' opened in the SAC market on Monday, May 1, during the last week of classes.

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Off-campus eating for on-campus students? It’s only a walk away

Julia Borghetti • November 30, 2022

No car? No problem. Like many students who live on campus, I do not have a car. My off-campus trips are limited to the Sunday shopping route and Suffolk County Transit bus rides. This can sometimes...

Dunkin’ Donuts is no longer coming to the SAC

Sara Ruberg • February 10, 2019

The Student Activities Center will no longer be home to the long awaited Dunkin’ Donuts, according to the Executive Director of the Faculty Student Administration (FSA), Van Sullivan. “The planned Dunkin’ location at the Student Activities Center (SAC) has been placed on hold due to prohibitive construction costs,” Sullivan wrote in an email.

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Let them drink coffee

Emily Benson • March 26, 2017

Why can’t I bring in the most necessary ingredient for my long day of studying?

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The Science of College: How coffee affects the body

Andrew Goldstein • February 17, 2016

If human brains were a high school movie, caffeine would be the bad boy who easily asks the receptor on a date while adenosine is still building up his confidence.

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Nearby off-campus locations offer food and fun

Hillary Steinberg • July 18, 2014

Getting involved on campus, behind studies, is possibly the single most effect way to develop in and become a part of the Stony Brook community.

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Students share thoughts on dorm living at Stony Brook

Jasmine Blennau • July 18, 2014

When freshmen apply for housing, they are divided into quads based on areas of interest called Undergraduate Colleges (UGCs). The purpose is to bring together students who share similar interests.

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Christmas celebrated through consumerism

Christopher Leelum • November 25, 2013

There will always be confident party-goers donning unforgivable sweaters pasted against the white shadows of winter. There will be carols that no amount of eggnog could auto-tune. There will be awkward mistletoe mix-ups, unsatisfactory secret Santas and discourteous family dinners. But the majority will celebrate Christmas the way it has always been celebrated in the United States—by buying a lot of stuff.

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Sidewalk initiative brings hope to area surrounding campus

Michael Newcomer • October 23, 2013

Let’s face it. Stony Brook is not a college town. Then again, most schools renowned for their science and math programs are not making the Princeton Review list of party schools. But the issue here is not just curriculum. The infrastructure for such a prospect simply is not there.

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Stony Brook runs on Zamir

Sarah Elsesser • February 4, 2013

Stony Brook Compliments stepped out of the Facebook world and into the real one on Feb. 1, 2013, to thank and recognize Zamir, a dedicated and loved Dunkin Donuts worker, on behalf of Stony Brook students.

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