Stony Brook University student Ruchi Shah ’16 has been named one of Glamour magazine’s Top 10 College Women of 2016. Shah, the inventor of an all-natural mosquito repellent designed to combat disease in third...
Come for the clarinet; stay for the opera. Music major David Davani ’16 landed a full scholarship to Stony Brook based on his proficiency as a clarinetist. But the discovery of his powerful baritone voice now has him...
At Stony Brook, “scholar athlete” is more than just a collegiate catchphrase. With more than half of the nearly 250 Seawolves — excluding club and intramural sports — posting a GPA of 3.0 or higher last...
A team of students from Stony Brook University designed a model for a revolutionary new mode of transportation to compete against 120 teams from 20 countries in the SpaceX Hyperloop Pod Competition Design Weekend at...
A presentation by Stony Brook senior Ruchi Shah received first place among all undergraduate and graduate students in the category Medicine and Public Health at the 2016 American Association for the Advancement of...
Stony Brook University PhD student Yufei Ren, from the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, has been named the 2015 recipient of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation (SPEC) Distinguished...
Graduate students Matthew Borths, Yang Liu and Youran Wu began formulating SBU Frontiers Magazine in Fall 2014 after taking a class on communicating science at the Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science in Stony...
Suffolk County Legislator Tom Muratore recognized Stony Brook University students Emma Tulip and Joseph Verderber for their efforts in raising awareness about mental health issues and suicide among veterans and active...
When University Scholar Charles Conti ’16 received the Catherine Wang Award last spring at the Department of History convocation, he also was named “the student most likely to make history.” Indeed, in the Department of...
Recognize this Jeopardy! contestant? It’s Colin West from Stony Brook University’s Alan Alda Center for Communicating Science. Colin is a PhD student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. He works as a teaching...
Because of his 6’8”, 260-pound frame, Jameel Warney ’16, like many big men, had to struggle to master the game of basketball. “I was terrible until I was 14 or 15,” said the Plainfield, NJ native. Arriving at Stony...
While much of Meaghan Coyne’s time at Stony Brook has been spent on the water, none of it has been spent treading water. Whether it was rowing with the crew team as a freshman, collecting samples from a coral reef in a...
Alisa Rybkin ’16 faced a dilemma: choose an education in science or the humanities. At Stony Brook, the Staten Island-raised University Scholar realized that she could inhabit both worlds as a biochemistry major and...
Former leatherneck Tony Wan doesn’t run from challenges; he runs toward them. Tony, a first-year medical student at Stony Brook University School of Medicine, failed chemistry three times in high school. But after...
Na Zhang, a Stony Brook University doctoral student, won the silver medal at the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Student Research Competition (SRC) at the International Conference of Supercomputing 2015 held...
November 12, 2015 — Stony Brook University’s Simons Center for Geometry and Physics, C. N. Yang Institute for Theoretical Physics, and Department of Theatre Arts announce their third annual Science Playwriting...
Engaging with communities all over the world comes naturally to Maryam Ige ’16. While she was attending a boarding school in Nigeria, Maryam learned the value of community service. During the six years she spent there...
Running is far more than a sport to Christina Melian ’16 — it’s a way of life. The medical school aspirant and Stony Brook cross countryand track and field star has even left the possibility open for a...