January is the perfect time to make some New Year’s resolutions. Why not think about committing to make at least one blood/platelet donation in 2023? Five reasons to donate blood at the Stony Brook University Hospital...
Stony Brook University hosted its annual Veterans Day ceremony on November 9, recognizing veterans who are part of Stony Brook University and honoring the sacrifices of all military personnel, especially those from the...
The Veteran Students Organization (VESO) hosted its annual overnight event, called Tent City, outside Staller Center on November 4 to call attention to the harsh conditions homeless veterans face on a daily basis. This...
Stony Brook University student veteran Ryan O’Keeffe was recently selected to participate in the Student Veterans of America Leadership Institute. O’Keeffe, a senior in the College of Business who served in...
Joan Furey’s remarkable story — one that was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award bestowed by the Stony Brook University School of Nursing at its 50th Anniversary Gala — actually began 8,000 miles from the SBU...
Stony Brook University Hospital (SBUH) employees have teamed up with a local church to collect much-needed supplies for Ukrainian refugees. Diane Marrone, assistant director of nursing for the Cardiac Care Unit (CCU)...
The program was designed to offer meaningful service opportunities as a way of introducing freshmen to their campus and community while making new friends and connections.
On the last weekend in April, Stony Brook University students took part in the Southhampton Warner Island Cleanup. Students from the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences (SoMAS) boarded the RV Peconic, traveled...
It is one thing to be in compliance with the standards expected of all police units, but quite another to be “ahead of the curve” and serve as a model for other agencies. “That is exactly what Stony Brook University’s...
For many years Stony Brook has supported Peace Corps projects around the globe, with 239 alumni that have volunteered with the agency and its mission to promote world peace and friendship.
When Nelson de Jesus Castilla Jr. became a deputy police chief at Stony Brook University on October 1, he not only became the first Latino chief to serve on campus, but he also honored his grandfather Ismael Quintero’s...
An invitation to take part in a panel discussion by global health advocate Chelsea Clinton is just one of the many distinctions that Anne Green ’22 enjoys. Community service is required of all Stony Brook University...
In response to the deaths of George Floyd and countless other victims of violence and systemic racism, Stony Brook University cultural organizations have banded together to raise money for the Black Lives Matter (BLM)...