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    STAY HOMEcoming: A Virtual Celebration, October 1 – 10

    Even a pandemic can’t stop the Seawolves spirit. While our traditional Homecoming can’t be held in person this year, Stony Brook University will present STAY HOMEcoming, ten days of (mostly) virtual events created to...

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    Stony Brook Alum Navigates Profession and Disability

    Fulbright scholar Allyssa Schoenemann ’16 expects to cope well with the difficulties posed by coronavirus, in part because she’s accustomed to dealing with challenges. She was born with diastrophic dwarfism...

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    Richard L. Gelfond ’76, Hon. ’04
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    Stony Brook Foundation Boosts Access to College for More Underserved Students

    Thanks to a new infusion to the Black and Latino Alumni Network Scholarship Fund, the University can offer more underserved students access to a Stony Brook degree.

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