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Campus Events

4Feb A Century of Black History Commemorations: Opening CeremonyThe Department of Africana Studies and Diversity, Intercultural and Community Engagement, invites the university community to convene in the...
18Feb Lecture by Mohamad Ballan/HIS - "The Politics of Pandemic: Rethinking the Black Death in Nasrid Granada"This lecture explores the impact of the Black Death upon Islamic Spain during the middle of the fourteenth century....
4Mar Sir Run Run Shaw Lecture - In Conversation with Peter Beinart, commentatorThe event will discuss the rise of antisemitism and the weaponization of Antisemitism to undermine Academic freedom and free speech. Sponsor...
10Mar Faculty Book Lecture by Patrice Nganang/AFS - "Scale Boy: An African Childhood"Award-winning author, Patrice Nganang, will present his recent book, the memoir of his childhood in Cameroon during the eighties....

Community Dialogue

3Feb Tea Talk Tuesday with Edwina von Gal of PRFCTJoin us for a special Tea Talk with Edwina von Gal, Executive Director of the PRFCT Earth Project, as she offers a first look at Earth Schoo...

Latest News

Finance & Administration Alliance for Culture, Diversity and Inclusion Builds Bridges with Allyship Series 1/21/26Stony Brook University Commemorates a Century of Black History in February 1/16/26Black and Latino Initiative Instills Confidence, Sense of Family in Students 8/11/25LILTA Students Learn on and off the Courts 8/7/25Band Together: Spirit of Stony Brook Joins New York City Pride March 7/2/25Nominations Open for Harvey Milk Scholarship Award for Student Leadership in LGBTQIA+ Community 6/25/25SBU Students Explore New Opportunities and Meaningful Takeaways at BEYA Conference 5/13/25EOP-AIM Honors Outstanding Students at Annual Awards Ceremony 5/13/25

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