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Two Doctoral Candidates Earn Prestigious Mellon/ACLS Fellowships

The fellowships support a year of research to help advanced graduate students in the humanities and social sciences in the last year of PhD dissertation writing.

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Virtual Options Keep Staller Center, Zuccaire Gallery Fans Engaged

The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing shutdown of large gatherings put a temporary end to the way we traditionally experience performance and visual art. But creative people beget creative solutions, and there...

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Doctoral Student Yalile Suriel Wins AERA Minority Dissertation Fellowship

Yalile Suriel, Center for Inclusive Education Turner Fellow (CIE) and advanced doctoral student in History, has won the American Education Research Association (AERA) Minority Dissertation Fellowship in Education...

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Kiana Lom ‘21 Writes – and Illustrates – a Novel

Not everything goes according to plan, or so Kiana Lom ‘21 found out. Born in Oceanside, New York, but raised in Costa Rica, Kiana dropped out of school in ninth grade. But she always had an interest in art and...

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Doctoral Student Explores History of Lesbian Feminism – and Cats

Despite its eye-catching title, Rachel Corbman’s upcoming exhibit, “The Wide World of Lesbian Cats, 1970-Today” has nothing to do with the sexual preferences of cats. “My project is actually focused on the circulation...

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Writing Professor Rita Nezami Shapes Global Citizens

In a dark concert hall, Veronica Sih ’22 sat in disbelief as she heard Emmanuel Jal, a former South Sudanese child-soldier turned human rights activist, recount his life story. “The thought of a seven-year old carrying...

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Digital Humanities Find a Home With Gladys Brooks Foundation Gift

As an associate professor of English in Stony Brook University’s College of Arts and Sciences, Andrew Newman specializes in American literature from the colonial period, but his current research has less to do with...

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Rowan Ricardo Phillips Honored for Best Literary Sports Writing

Rowan Ricardo Phillips, a professor in the English Department of the College of Arts and Sciences, was recently awarded the PEN/ESPN Award for Literary Sports Writing for his book, The Circuit: A Tennis Odyssey. This...

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Friend of Stony Brook Erwin P. Staller Dies at 97

Erwin P. Staller, 97, visionary philanthropist and tireless advocate for Stony Brook University, died yesterday after a lifetime of support for education, arts and culture. Staller, Hon. ’01, one of Long Island’s most...

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Stony Brook Announces New BFA Degree in Creative Writing

Stony Brook University announces a new undergraduate major in Creative Writing, earning a new degree, the Bachelor of Fine Arts. Modeled after its renowned MFA in Creative Writing program and sharing the same world...

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"Glass Menagerie" by Meg Schedel on display at the Library of Congress

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Professor Schedel Brings Virtual Reality to the Library of Congress

Composer and cellist Margaret Schedel, an associate professor in the Department of Music at Stony Brook University who specializes in ferociously interactive media, had two of her virtual reality (VR) pieces with...

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Political Science Professor Casts Her Vote On the Independent Voice This Election

As an associate professor of political science who has spent countless hours gaining insight into the minds and behaviors of voters, Yanna Krupnikov knows a lot about what goes into casting a ballot each Election Day...

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Crystal Fleming’s Book on Racism Earns Starred Kirkus Review

How to Be Less Stupid About Race: On Racism, White Supremacy and the Racial Divide, the latest book by Stony Brook University Associate Professor Crystal M. Fleming, has earned a starred Kirkus review, awarded to...

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Stephanie Dinkins Awarded Soros Fellowship

A prestigious Soros fellowship has been awarded to Stephanie Dinkins, associate professor in the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Art. Dinkins was recently named to the Open Society Foundation’s 2018 class of...

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Empowerment and Feminism Resonate in Meg Wolitzer’s Latest Novel

The Female Persuasion, the newest novel by New York Times-bestselling author Meg Wolitzer, was released this spring into a world very different from the one she imagined when she started writing it four years ago...

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From Pens to Podcasts: Southampton Campus Innovates the Language of Storytelling

This week aspiring novelist Emily Gilbert of Amagansett will be getting news she’s been striving toward for a year. “I’ll be meeting with an agent who will give me feedback about my literary novel,” said Gilbert, who...

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Alexandra Rivera ’19 Pursues Love of Dante and Japan

“It’s an amazing experience just to understand how the research process in academia works,” says English major Alexandra Rivera ’19. “[You] understand the process by looking into books that...

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Students Collaborate with Professor on Book of Translated Japanese Literature

Stony Brook University seniors Anne McNulty and Rose Goldberg, are celebrating the publication of their book, Japanese Short Stories for Language Learners: Bilingual Stories in Japanese and English Tuttle Publishing...

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Category - Humanities

Virtual Options Keep Staller Center, Zuccaire Gallery Fans Engaged

Doctoral Student Yalile Suriel Wins AERA Minority Dissertation Fellowship

Kiana Lom ‘21 Writes – and Illustrates – a Novel

Doctoral Student Explores History of Lesbian Feminism – and Cats

Writing Professor Rita Nezami Shapes Global Citizens

Digital Humanities Find a Home With Gladys Brooks Foundation Gift

Rowan Ricardo Phillips Honored for Best Literary Sports Writing

Friend of Stony Brook Erwin P. Staller Dies at 97

Stony Brook Announces New BFA Degree in Creative Writing

Professor Schedel Brings Virtual Reality to the Library of Congress

Political Science Professor Casts Her Vote On the Independent Voice This Election

Crystal Fleming’s Book on Racism Earns Starred Kirkus Review

Stephanie Dinkins Awarded Soros Fellowship

Empowerment and Feminism Resonate in Meg Wolitzer’s Latest Novel

Alexandra Rivera ’19 Pursues Love of Dante and Japan

Students Collaborate with Professor on Book of Translated Japanese Literature

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