Street Art Moves from the Bronx to the Hamptons
By Jason Lee and Alicia Bermudez The White Room Gallery in Bridgehampton opened an exhibit on April 2 featuring two international graffiti artists and three […]
Brookhaven National Laboratory Plays Host to the Stony Brook Opera
By Jager Robinson and Kevin Matyi Brookhaven National Laboratory, a national research facility, will host “La Boheme,” Giacomo Puccini’s famous opera, performed by the Stony […]
The Wild Wild West Gets Legalized
By Demi Guo and Lawrence Nzuve After a 19-year battle, the New York State Assembly passed a bill lifting the ban on Mixed Martial Arts […]
Youth Football is a Dangerous Sport
By Sara Tewksbury and Lindsay Andarakis The consequences of concussions can last up to 55 years as opposed to the previously thought several weeks, two […]
Stony Brook University Equestrians, the Unknown Champions
By Kevin Matyi and Jenny Jeng The Stony Brook Equestrian team will participate in the zone 2, region 4 zone finals this coming Saturday, April 9. […]
E-sports Are Growing at Stony Brook University
By Ronny Reyes and Kevin Rate League of Legends (LOL) at Stony Brook University, the campus’ LOL club, is hosting their Battle for the Brook […]
The Fantasy Sports Industry Pays-To-Play
By Jager Robinson, Katarina Delgado and Jason Lee The New York State Senate has proposed an amendment to the 2017 budget to include a mandatory […]
Governor Cuomo Tries Once Again to Institute Tax Credits to Private School Parents
By Jenny Jeng and Nicholas Kalantzopoulos The Governor of New York State, Andrew M. Cuomo, is attempting, for the second time in two years, to […]
Against Trend, Pope Gets An Instagram Account
By Tiffany Lee & Kevin Matyi Pope Francis made an Instagram account on Saturday, March 21, becoming the first Pope in history to use the […]
African American Church Celebrates 200 Years
By Lawrence Nzuve, Kevin Rate and Katarina Delgado The African Methodist Episcopal (AME) church founded in 1816 is celebrating its bicentennial anniversary on April 7, […]