As a premed freshman with a penchant for video games, Nick Martinez ’11 never imagined he’d help curate his first exhibition on gaming at the Long Island Museum
Seawolf sweethearts Ben and Ming began their account BingBuzz in 2020 as a way to share local restaurants in their home borough of Queens in New York City.
Nancy Neff ’72 has made it a point throughout her career to help mentor colleagues and now clients through her consulting business. Wanting to ensure students have the resources and guidance they need to succeed, she...
For more than two decades, the Alumni Scholarship Golf Classic has provided critical funds to more than 400 deserving Stony Brook students. Continuing the tradition, 100 golfers came together on June 30 at the...
Distinguished Professor Emerita Mary Jo Bona has established the Bona Distinguished Lectureship in the Department of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies.
Stony Brook University alumna Czareena Dotchev, MA ’13, has been advocating for legislation and building coalitions to drive meaningful change on Capitol Hill.
Fund will support research and PhD students within the Department of Pharmacological Sciences The family of Arthur Grollman, MD, has established an endowed pharmacology fund at Stony Brook University to honor the late...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and SB Matters offers a guide from the Stony Brook Cancer Center to learn more about the proactive steps you can take to benefit your health. It also provides resources...
Wolfstock is October 19-21, and SB Matters has a helpful guide on how to get the most out of the many Homecoming festivities. In addition to details on all of the fun events planned, hear straight from some alumni who...
As Leah Fiorentino ’76, EdD prepares to be inducted into the Stony Brook Athletics Hall of Fame on October 21, she reflects in SB Matters on how her time as a student-athlete shaped her career and role as a mother. As a...
Deborah Hauser ’99, ’05 completed her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Stony Brook University while working full time at an insurance company. After graduation, she stayed connected to Stony Brook by teaching writing...
An interview with Stony Brook alumna Bonnie Astor ’73, painter, photographer and mixed-media artist who was also a nurse for 30 years, is featured in SB Matters, where she discusses her unusual path in life. Astor...
Stony Brook University alum Marcus Boehm ’88 and his wife, Kimberley Phillips Boehm, made a $1.5 million gift to support graduate Chemical Biology students