A striking new mural on the second floor of the Light Engineering building, designed by computer engineering student Sejal Mehra, pays tribute to women in engineering. Entitled Luna the Future, the mural uses a stylized...
From neorealists De Sica and Rossellini, to modernists Fellini and Antonioni, to newly minted stars like Paolo Sorrentino and Alice Rohrwacher, Italian directors have left an indelible mark on world cinema. Continuing a...
Stony Brook’s School of Journalism propelled Sonaiya Kelley ’14 to what many would consider a dream job. She reports on entertainment for the Los Angeles Times, a gig that keeps her close to the heart of Hollywood and...
The road to any dream can be long and winding, and the dreamer rarely knows how long the road will be. Analise Buker ’21, however, knows exactly how far away she is from her dream: 55 miles, the distance between Stony...
On Sunday, November 3, the Staller Center Instrument Petting Zoo (IPZ) steps out of the schools and libraries and onto the Staller Center stage. Join the IPZ team for an introduction to their instruments and the...
On November 9, 2019, Stony Brook Southampton will celebrate the opening of Rakoff Studio, a podcast recording studio that honors late faculty member David Rakoff. A winner of the Thurber Award, Rakoff was known for his...
The University Orchestra will perform Debussy Fetes from Nocturnes and Brahms Symphony No. 2 on Tuesday, November 12, on Staller Center’s Main Stage at 7:30 pm. Flutist Thomas Lei — a junior at Stony Brook University...
Spanish dance company Ensemble Español will perform Flamenco Passion on Saturday, October 26, at 8 pm on Staller Center’s Main Stage. Ensemble Español — a fusion of classical, folklore, traditional, contemporary and...
The Artists as Innovators — Celebrating Three Decades of New York State Council on the Arts/New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowships — exhibition will be on display at Staller Center’s Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery...
Staller Center promises another incredible season featuring Wynton Marsalis on November 9, Diavolo on April 18, Doo Wop Project on May 2, three concerts with the Emerson String Quartet, and — don’t miss the 2020...
The View from Here: Contemporary Perspectives from Senegal — on view at the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery now through October 12 — presents nearly 50 works by 11 contemporary artists from Senegal, Mali, Madagascar, France...
Soros Scholar and Stony Brook grad student Agata Sorotokin knew her calling from the age of five, when she asked her mother to sign her up for piano lessons. “When I was very young my parents took me to a local piano...
This August New Music for Strings (NMFS) presents the Long Island Contemporary Music Fest, in collaboration with local ensembles Unheard-of// and Three Village Chamber Players. Hosted by Stony Brook University, the...
Chuskit, directed by Priya Ramasubban, won the Grand Prize at the 24th annual Stony Brook Film Festival presented by Island Federal at the Staller Center for the Arts, “This festival was one of the most competitive...
A selection of 11 paintings and works on paper by Walter Plate (1925-1972), one of the foremost young American abstractionists to emerge after World War II, will be on view at the Pollock-Krasner House and Study Center...
The Long Island State Veterans Home presents a Concert Under the Stars featuring the West Point Benny Havens Band and Laser Light Show on Friday, August 16, from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm outdoors at the Long Island State...
The Southampton Writers Conference celebrates its 44th summer this month, hosting writers seeking to hone their craft at an oceanside location featuring some of the top instructors in the business. Located at Stony...
If your musical tastes run a little out of the ordinary – or if you’re just in the mood to hear something new – this summer’s Yarn/Wire concerts might well fit the bill. Billed as the “world’s...