The Statesman

SUNY students petition for partial refunds

Claudia Motley • March 18, 2020

Stony Brook University, which told students to move off-campus on March 17, will offer partial refunds.

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Another letter from Santiago: A cataclysmic week in Chile

Eric Zolov • October 27, 2019

"Ta-ta, ta, ta, ta." That's the beat of protest, heard at random on the streets. It grows louder as one approaches the center, and reverberates off apartment buildings in the evenings following the start of a curfew. A simple banging of a spoon on a pot: the symbol of a peaceful protest.

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Tackling burnout and its impact on students

Sam Lauria • October 8, 2019

Upon entering high school, I was a successful student who was determined and motivated in all of my classes. My strong work ethic led me to excel in school. I let my intellect be defined by my remarkable grades.

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Former grad student files new complaint in lawsuit against university

Brianne Ledda • August 25, 2019

On Aug. 19, Danielle Sutton objected to a motion from the university in a letter to dismiss her amended complaint, filed April 15, against the university, two faculty members and former university president Samuel Stanley.

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Young people need more exposure to nature

Gabby Pardo • February 20, 2019

The technology-driven world and the natural world need to coexist, otherwise, addiction will continue to fester and consume us and the future generations to come.

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SBU graduate student will run for Miss NY in 2019

Rachel Parker • October 21, 2018

For Leffhalm, pageants are about a lot more than physical beauty — they’re a platform to present a message.

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Stony Brook students march for gun control, disarmed UPD

Mike Adams • March 31, 2018

Stony Brook student activists and political leaders from various groups joined together to demand gun control reform in a march on campus Wednesday, March 28.

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