“It Was a Unique Time.” How Leah Fiorentino ’76 Became the First Female Swimmer at Stony Brook
As a national championship-level swimmer in high school, Leah Fiorentino ’76, EdD couldn’t wait to join the Stony Brook University swim team. But what she
“I feel motivated.” Deborah Hauser ’99, ’05 Named Suffolk County Poet Laureate
When Deborah Hauser ’99, ’05 set out to finish her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Stony Brook University while working full time at an insurance
Bonnie Astor ’73: From Statesman Artist to Nurse and Back to the Arts
It’s not surprising that Bonnie Astor ’73, an artist on the staff for The Statesman, Stony Brook University’s student newspaper, has carved out a successful
“The Knowledge You Gain Here Lasts a Lifetime.” Meteorologist Geoff Bansen ’10 Gives SoMAS Convocation Keynote Address
Many know Geoff Bansen ’10 from his weather reports on their local news channels. But those at Stony Brook University will always know him as
How Does Your Brain Really Work? Heather Berlin ’97, PhD Hosts NOVA Series “Your Brain”
Have you ever wondered how your brain really works? Stony Brook alumna Heather Berlin ’97, PhD, MPH, takes a closer look at the mysteries of
Meteorologist Craig Allen ’79 Helps Break News of Stony Brook’s Lead Role in New York Climate Exchange
Craig Allen ’79 is always excited to come back to Stony Brook University. Whether mentoring students at an alumni networking mixer or, most recently, moderating
