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A Heart Transplant Saved My Life
Amanda Marzullo
SOJ alum Marzullo, a Digital Content Producer at Northwell Health, produced an ambitious and intense video project, and is spreading the inspiring story on social media.
SOJ alum Marzullo, a Digital Content Producer at Northwell Health, produced an ambitious and intense video project, and is spreading the inspiring story on social media.
My Career is a Drag
Joshua Pietzold
RuPaul’s Drag Race has elevated drag culture to the mainstream, inspiring hundreds of people to pursue a career in drag. But it’s made it harder, not easier, for drag queens to make a living doing drag.
RuPaul’s Drag Race has elevated drag culture to the mainstream, inspiring hundreds of people to pursue a career in drag. But it’s made it harder, not easier, for drag queens to make a living doing drag.
Dow Jones News Fund creates site for homeless aid program
Eric Schmid
Recent graduate Eric Schmid attended the Dow Jones News Fund training program and participated in creating this site for the Phoenix Homeless Project.
Recent graduate Eric Schmid attended the Dow Jones News Fund training program and participated in creating this site for the Phoenix Homeless Project.
Where are the teachers of color?
Taylor Ha
Long Island is known for being one of the most segregated suburbs in the nation. But there’s an untold story: The absence of minority teachers in Long Island public schools.
Long Island is known for being one of the most segregated suburbs in the nation. But there’s an untold story: The absence of minority teachers in Long Island public schools.
Pine Beetle Eradication Plan Will Restore Devastated LI Parks
Vinny Ball | WSHU
Suffolk County officials have unveiled their updated plan to limit the spread of southern pine beetles and to restore areas they’ve devastated.
Suffolk County officials have unveiled their updated plan to limit the spread of southern pine beetles and to restore areas they’ve devastated.
Long Island JCC To Offer LGBTQ Summer Camp
Jay Shah | WSHU
A week-long LGBTQ summer day camp will launch in August on Long Island. The pilot program is for kids ages 12 – 18 and will run for a week.
A week-long LGBTQ summer day camp will launch in August on Long Island. The pilot program is for kids ages 12 – 18 and will run for a week.
Why Don’t Our Teachers Look Like Their Students?
Eric Schmid | WSHU
Teacher diversity is a problem throughout America, and it can hurt students.
Teacher diversity is a problem throughout America, and it can hurt students.
The Commuter
The staff of The Osprey is proud to present its final publication for the spring of 2018, Longislandcommuter.com a site dedicated to transportation on Long Island.
Unfulfilled Dreams
Kristie Kam
This Capstone Project profiles young professionals who are DACA recipients, awaiting the fate of their long-term investment and success in America.
This Capstone Project profiles young professionals who are DACA recipients, awaiting the fate of their long-term investment and success in America.
Eradicating HIV
Dara Smith
Senior Capstone Project on NY State’s ambitious program to eradicate HIV as a public health menace
Senior Capstone Project on NY State’s ambitious program to eradicate HIV as a public health menace
How Psychedelics May Change Mental Health Treatment
Mahreen Kahn
A Capstone Project looks at the experimental use of psilocybin, a psychedelic drug, to treat severe anxiety and depression in cancer patients
A Capstone Project looks at the experimental use of psilocybin, a psychedelic drug, to treat severe anxiety and depression in cancer patients
From the Classroom to Congressional Candidate
Stony Brook Press | Neda Karimi
Viloria-Fisher is in the early stages of a House race in one of New York’s most conservative areas, the 1st Congressional District.
Viloria-Fisher is in the early stages of a House race in one of New York’s most conservative areas, the 1st Congressional District.
The Fight Against Lead Poisoning in Public Housing
Marshall Cooper
The horrible conditions endured by tenants in buildings owned by the New York City Housing Authority is the topic of this Senior Capstone Project.
The horrible conditions endured by tenants in buildings owned by the New York City Housing Authority is the topic of this Senior Capstone Project.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – May 2, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's weather.
Stony Brook Sportsbreak – April 25, 2018
Check out our latest Stony Brook Sportsbreak for the Spring '18 semester. In this episode, we recap Stony Brook Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball, Track & Field and Tennis. Plus, a look at what is coming up for Stony Brook Athletics.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 25, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's weather.
Stony Brook News – April 23, 2018
Journalism students in the advanced broadcast class (JRN 371) produce their eleventh news show of the Spring ’18 semester which includes: A burglary in the Staller Center, a painting event for transfer students, a jazz understanding event on campus, a recap of Seawolves Sports and this week's weather.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 19, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's Campus Calendar.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 18, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's weather.
Stony Brook News – April 16, 2018
Journalism students in the advanced broadcast class (JRN 371) produce their tenth news show of the Spring ’18 semester which includes: Students doodling for a purpose, SoMAS receiving new equipment to test Long Islands water, bizarre social media trends, a taiwanese food market on campus, a recap of seawolves sports and weather.
14 States Suing EPA Over Methane Emissions
WSHU Public Radio | Jay Shah
New York and several states from New England have filed a lawsuit against the EPA and its administrator, Scott Pruitt, for not doing enough to combat methane pollution.
New York and several states from New England have filed a lawsuit against the EPA and its administrator, Scott Pruitt, for not doing enough to combat methane pollution.
Port Jefferson resident who escaped the Holocaust shares her story
Stony Brook Statesman | Virain Palta
Born into an aristocratic family in modern day Croatia, Stroke was only 13 when she first came face to face with the horrific realities of the second World War.
Born into an aristocratic family in modern day Croatia, Stroke was only 13 when she first came face to face with the horrific realities of the second World War.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 12, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's Campus Calendar.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 11, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's weather.
Stony Brook Sportsbreak: April 11th, 2018
Check out our latest Stony Brook Sportsbreak for the Spring '18 semester. In this episode, we recap Stony Brook Lacrosse, Baseball, Softball, Track and Tennis. Plus, a look at what is coming up for Stony Brook Athletics.
Stony Brook News – April 9, 2018
Journalism students in the advanced broadcast class (JRN 371) produce their ninth news show of the Spring ’18 semester which includes: what may soon be done with a hidden lake on campus; a mock Bengali wedding; an Islam awareness event regarding Hijab; highlights from Brookfest; a recap of Seawolves Sports and this week's weather.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 5, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's Campus Calendar.
Stony Brook Newsbreak – April 4, 2018
In four minutes, journalism students in the introductory broadcast class (JRN310) provide updated news and information about Stony Brook University as well as national and international news plus this week's weather.
Stony Brook News – April 23, 2018
Journalism students in the advanced broadcast class (JRN 371) produce their eleventh news show of the Spring ’18 semester which includes: A burglary in the Staller Center, a painting event for transfer students, a jazz understanding event on campus, a recap of Seawolves Sports and this week's weather.
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Long Island hearing filled with opposition to proposed offshore drilling
The Osprey
Nearly 30 environmentalists and 11 public officials in Smithtown spoke in opposition to the Trump administration proposal to drill for oil off of Long Island’s coast at a hearing on Feb. 14.
Nearly 30 environmentalists and 11 public officials in Smithtown spoke in opposition to the Trump administration proposal to drill for oil off of Long Island’s coast at a hearing on Feb. 14.
Ex-boxer opens Cuban restaurant in Huntington
Daniel Gatta | More Than Bagels
Professional boxer Alan Gotay hung up his gloves to pursue a career in the food industry. On Wednesday, April 19, Gotay’s very own Cuban restaurant, Babalu NY, opened in Huntington.
Professional boxer Alan Gotay hung up his gloves to pursue a career in the food industry. On Wednesday, April 19, Gotay’s very own Cuban restaurant, Babalu NY, opened in Huntington.
Long Island Musicians Impacted By Streaming
Guneet Singh | Find The Beat
Streaming has grown in popularity among consumers, but poses an issue for artists who are paid very little for their music.
Streaming has grown in popularity among consumers, but poses an issue for artists who are paid very little for their music.
Sports Reporting initiative a home run for students
Christopher Cameron
Benefiting from a wealth of experience and a diverse selection of skills on offer, the Sports Reporting class has given students an outlet to pursue their passions, and has inspired the newest broadcast news show in the School of Journalism.
Benefiting from a wealth of experience and a diverse selection of skills on offer, the Sports Reporting class has given students an outlet to pursue their passions, and has inspired the newest broadcast news show in the School of Journalism.
Annual Spring Car Show takes over Belmont Racetrack
Yingzi Dong | The Osprey
On Sunday April 9, thousands of people gathered to enjoy the annual Spring Car Show and Swap Meet at Belmont Racetrack, held by Long Island Cars.
On Sunday April 9, thousands of people gathered to enjoy the annual Spring Car Show and Swap Meet at Belmont Racetrack, held by Long Island Cars.