Student work from the School of Journalism at Stony Brook University
Samantha Mercado | The Stony Brook Press
A profile of in the Stony Brook Press about SOJ student Hanaa’ Tameez, whose journalism career will start in Mexico City this July as she enters a three month fellowship with The Wall Street Journal.
Eric Schmid/The Statesman
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Andrew Goldstein/The Statesman
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Lei Takanashi & Kunal Kohli/The Press
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Jay Shah/The Press
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Abigail Wolfenberger/The Independent
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Stephen Infantolino/The Independent
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Justine Josue/The Statesman
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Arielle Martinez/The Statesman
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Jedidiah Hendrixson/Stony Brook Press
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Rebekah Sherry/Stony Brook Press
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Dara Bahk/Stony Brook Independent
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Jesse Friedlander/Stony Brook Independent
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Rachel Siford, Arielle Martinez/The Statesman
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David Vertsberger/The Statesman
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Jessica Vestuto/Stony Brook Press
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Michelle Toussaint/Stony Brook Press
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Rawson Jahan/Stony Brook Independent
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Carly Gassmann/Stony Brook Independent
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Kayla Shults/Stony Brook Independent
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Jim Ferchland/The Stony Brook Press
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Lei Takanashi/Stony Brook Press
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Randall Waszynski
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Andrew Goldstein/The Statesman
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Andrew Eichenholz/The Statesman
Senior forward Rayshaun McGrew (@ray_mcgrew11) has been a star on the court for @stonybrook_mbb, but he has pushed his way past personal tragedy to do it. Read the story now at sbstatesman.com.
Tibian Ahmed, Lindsay Andarakis/The Osprey
As of March 3, the over-the-counter distribution of Naloxone, a drug that reverses heroin overdoses, reached almost 1600 pharmacies in New York State. This distribution was approved in January of 2016.
David Vertsberger
Stony Brook Men’s Basketball let loose its version of the “Splash Brothers” in a 76-51 win over Binghamton on Wednesday night.
Kelly Saberi/The Statesman
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