Union Move Displaces Interfaith Organizations
By Kyle Barr and James Grottola Down in the tucked away corner of the Stony Brook University Union building, where a small hallway reveals through […]
Month: October 2015
When Faith Meets Fashion
By Patricia Soberano and Michelle Karim As the girl in the blue Hollister hoodie entered the Muslim Student Association prayer room, she took off her […]
Losing my religion: American freshmen least religious in half-century
By Sarah Kirkup and Christopher Leelum For the first time in 50 years, atheist and agnostic options will be added to the list of religious […]
LI’s First Interfaith Institute Seeks to Educate Muslims and non-Muslims Alike
By Jordan Bowman and Jessica Opatich In an unconventional display of openness and religious diversity, men and women, some in suits and some in colorful […]
MSA hosts Fast-a-Thon to raise money for Syria
By Rachel Siford and Rena Thomas Baasil Shariff sits in class, bored, and suddenly the hunger hits him. He snaps at someone, apologizes, “Sorry, I’m just […]
Patchogue Artspace Still Haven For Artists
By: Kyle Barr and Ricky Soberano Lucie Mullen took her painting down from what was becoming a progressively barren wall. Her portrait was like that […]
Nassau County Creates Access Highway, Community in Discontent
By Michelle Karim and Jakub Lewkowicz As a lone FedEx truck trundled down the narrow road, the traffic light turned red and the vehicle came […]
Teal is the New Orange
By: Sarah Kirkup and Brittany Garguilo On Michael Redelick’s ninth birthday, his mother, Blanka was baking him French Macaroons, one of his favorite treats. […]
SBU Food Day Highlights Long Island Hunger Problem
By Christopher Leelum and Randall Waszynski For about two hours last Wednesday, Stony Brook students had the chance to stroll through a fresh meadow of […]
School Spirit is Red Hot at Stony Brook University
By Elsie Boskamp & Rena Thomas More then 200 members ofthe Spirit of Stony Brook Marching Band performed the national anthem on the field at […]