Stone Chou — the URECA researcher of the month for September — is a senior majoring in physics and mathematics who has been doing research since January 2025 in the Neutrino and Nucleon Decay Group under the mentorship...
First-year and transfer students began their Stony Brook journeys last week, kicking off New Seawolf Welcome Week with a full slate of events across campus.
Thirty-four students from four states arrived at Stony Brook University this summer as the newest members of the Simons STEM Scholars Program. On August 8, they celebrated the completion of the Summer Bridge Program and...
Charlotte Cain ’27 — the URECA researcher of the month for August — is an honors computer science and applied mathematics and statistics double major specializing in data science and artificial intelligence, who plans...
Seven Stony Brook journalism students are spending the summer reporting in professional newsrooms across New York through SUNY's Institute for Local News.
Stony Brook University's Class of 2026 included 38 outstanding undergraduate students selected for the Ward Melville and H. Lee Dennison Valedictorian Awards.
Sydney Robinson, a PhD student studying marine, atmospheric and sustainability sciences, is researching communication barriers and effective messaging.
Kenny Gregory — the URECA researcher of the month for July — is a rising senior, majoring in atmospheric and oceanic sciences, who transferred to Stony Brook in Fall 2024 after doing coursework in mathematics and...
SBU researchers are using clean electricity to develop the best chemical "recipes" to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions into valuable fuels and products.
For biotechnology and other science-based enterprises to flourish, they need trained professionals with rigorous training in science. They also need people who understand the business of commercializing a technology...
In their first year of competing at the annual Intercollegiate East Coast Lion Dance Competition, the Stony Lions of Stony Brook University won the championship
Stony Brook University boasts more than 2,300 research faculty who provide the mentorship and experience that student researchers need to make an impact.