The Statesman

Black and white selfies on social media bring awareness to violence against women

Rabia Gursoy and Falah Jalali • August 24, 2020

The Stony Brook Press' Falah Jalai and The Statesman's Rabia Gursoy report on femicide in the countries of Turkey and India, highlighting how the new Instagram trend #ChallengeAccepted aims to increase awareness about violence against women.

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COVID-19’s impact on the developing world is largely ignored by Americans, and it shouldn’t be

Matt Venezia • July 12, 2020

The developing world is largely ignored by most Americans. It’s time that American media, and Americans themselves, begin to recognize the impact that a global pandemic has outside of Europe and the U.S.

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Diwali: Festival of lights illuminates Stony Brook

Patrick Tuminski • October 27, 2019

This Wednesday, the Charles B. Wang Center and the Mattoo Center for India Studies co-hosted a presentation on the famous Diwali Festival of Lights.

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SBU student publishes sci-fi novel

Elisha Asif • April 19, 2019

“Sacrifice,” which turned out to be 298 pages and approximately 65,000 words, started out as an idea that Kale posted on his Facebook for discussion.

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Professors discuss the future of quantum computing

Sara Ruberg • February 27, 2019

Stony Brook University hosted a day-long Quantum Immersion Workshop in the Wang Center Theater on Monday.

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POTASIA celebrates the artwork of a household staple

Syreeta Yelverton • March 20, 2018

The Charles B. Wang Center’s newest exhibit, “POTASIA: Potatoism in the East,” showcases potato art.

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Diwali celebration lights up campus

Giselle Miranda • November 3, 2016

The annual traditional Hindu celebration Diwali, or the “Festival of Lights,” illuminated the Stony Brook campus on Wednesday night.

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Stony Brook’s Bhangra team makes moves on and off campus

Krysten Massa • April 24, 2016

A look at Stony Brook's Bhangra team, which has been performing at big venues and placing in competitions. The team will host their event Punjabi Mela this Sunday.

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Semester at Sea: An island nation’s struggle reflects wider problem

Paula Pecorella • April 12, 2016

The world is currently on track to have more plastic than fish by weight in its oceans by 2050, according to a study published by the World Economic Forum.

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Semester at Sea: The Times of India stands strong

Paula Pecorella • March 31, 2016

Nearly two centuries ago, the Times of India started as a single publication and has since grown into the media conglomerate known as the Times Group.

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