Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is celebrated in April at Stony Brook University to recognize the diverse culture of Asian Americans.
The Black History 101 Mobile Museum offered the SBU community to engage with a collection of artifacts that tell the story of the African American experience.
Author and scholar Eddie Glaude Jr. challenged the audience to engage with the complexities of history, truth, and democracy at the Presidential Lecture.
The SBU Finance & Administration Alliance for Culture, Diversity & Inclusion hosted several events celebrating the unique makeup of the campus community
Stony Brook University student Marzia Amin was one of nine students selected to the inaugural cohort of the SUNY EOP Career Development Internship Program.
Author and educator Eddie Glaude Jr. will join Stony Brook University Provost Carl Lejuez in conversation at the next Presidential Lecture Thursday, February 27
The theme of Black History Month at Stony Brook University is African Americans and Labor, highlighting how work has shaped the experiences of Black people.
Stony Brook University will celebrate the Lunar New Year with cultural events, performances, and celebrations that showcase the traditions of Asian cultures.
Executive Vice President for Stony Brook Medicine William A. Wertheim, MD announced that Judi Brown Clarke’s role will include integrating health equity principles into research, policy and practice.
The Avram Theater at Stony Brook Southampton will host the Long Island premiere of 'Underground: Hear the Sound of Freedom' January 30 through February 2.
While everyone who steps foot on the Stony Brook University campus knows that it is a very special place, what they sometimes don’t see are all of the people working behind (and in front of!) the scenes to make it...
David Arpi MS ’74 honored his late wife Natalie Gubb MS ’74 by establishing an endowed scholarship for Stony Brook University’s Educational Opportunity Program.
Members of the Stony Brook University community is invited to share what Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA) means to them in a new video series.
Carly Gomes, assistant professor of pediatrics in Stony Brook's Renaissance School of Medicine, was named a fellow of the SUNY Hispanic Leadership Institute