Stella Di Cocco ’21 is on the right path to engineering a bright career. In her time at Stony Brook, the New Windsor, NY, native and engineering major has enjoyed top-notch internships; tutored her fellow students;...
In 2020 the University Council — Stony Brook’s group of senior academic and administrative leaders — has reached gender equity with a 50/50 gender split between women and men. This is a milestone that the University has...
Dr. Phillips holds clinical and educational positions at Stony Brook Medicine and is a community advocate for medical care services for the underserved.
The 31st annual closing ceremony took place via Zoom this year, marking the end of a month-long celebration that honored the University’s Latin American and Hispanic communities.
People who know Stony Brook University political science major Tara Evans may find it hard to decide which of her talents is more extraordinary — her ability to contort her body into unnatural positions or her...
The Career Center’s 13th annual Diversity Recruitment Job and Internship Fair may have been virtual, but Stony Brook University students, alumni and prospective employers showed real enthusiasm when they met via Zoom on...
Stony Brook University’s College of Business is launching a new workshop series for small business owners across Long Island to assist them in coping with pandemic-related change. Bank of America has stepped in to allow...
Diwali is a national holiday in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Guyana and many other countries. It is one of the most important festivals of the year in which families celebrate by performing traditional activities together...
The hour-long virtual conference opened up many conversations and gave voices to the leaders of our campus as well as to the future leaders of our nation.
To encourage mutual respect, open dialogue, inclusion and civility in keeping with our values, the University is reaching out to provide support to students, faculty and staff.
The virtual event on November 6 will help connect students and alumni with companies and organizations that are dedicated to diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras has released a video message containing his response to the federal administration’s Executive Order prohibiting institutions of higher education from conducting training on so-called...
With Election Day drawing near, Student Affairs VP Rick Gatteau shared his insights on civility and students' rights to make their voices and views heard.
“Understanding White Fragility and Black Rage" is an elective course that helps students understand the dynamics of social oppression, racism and anti-racist practice.
The assistant professor in the School of Social Welfare earned the NIH award for a project that addresses substance use and mental health among urban youth.
Dr. Opara is a recipient of a 2020 National Institutes of Health Early Independence Award Tell us about yourself: I’m an assistant professor in the School of Social Welfare with a specific interest in youth and families...