The Stony Brook University Alumni Association kicked off the holidays — Seawolf style — at the 2025 New York City Alumni and Friends Holiday Party December 5 at Bar Torino at Hudson Yards in New York City.
The party brought together Stony Brook graduates across generations for an evening of connection and cheer. It provided a chance to reconnect, reminisce and celebrate the enduring spirit of the Seawolf community, strengthening alumni ties to each other and the university.
“I am always inspired and filled with pride by my interactions with our alumni as they share with me reflections of their time at Stony Brook and the transformative impact it had on their personal and professional lives,” said Stony Brook University President Andrea Goldsmith. “It was especially fulfilling to see so many of our alumni gathered in New York City, where we have a tremendous opportunity to extend the depth and breadth of our impact.”
“Not only do our alumni represent the extraordinary benefits of a Stony Brook education, but they are also our very best ambassadors for sharing our story, extending our reach and helping Stony Brook achieve its full potential,” Goldsmith continued. “It was uplifting to see so many generations of Seawolves turn out for the event, held in a truly magical setting. I look forward to engaging our alumni through such events to help craft our shared vision for the future of our great university.”
The holiday event invited alumni and friends who live or work in New York City and its five boroughs. Among the special guests were College of Arts and Sciences Dean David Wrobel and College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Dean Andrew Singer.
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