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Campus Events

2Apr A Conversation with Dr. Leo Douglas/New York University - "Reimagining 'Nanny' with Leo Douglas: Narrative Agency and Identity (Re)positioning Through Film"Drawing from his own experience as a documentarian of Jamaican history, Dr. Leo Douglas will discuss how he uses film to re-imagine sociocul...
7Apr TURMOIL! A DIY Zine-Making Workshop with Hannah Waterman/Grad MUSIn this workshop, students will get inspired by examining punk zines held in the Turmoil Radio Collection (Stony Brook University Special Co...
8Apr Panel discussion - "Who Changed My Mind?" “Who Changed My Mind?” features lightning talks by 10 faculty in leadership positions across campus, selected and introduced by SBU unde...
15Apr Public Humanities presentation by Beatriz Solla-Vilas/PhD candidate in HLL, "Writing Memory, Writing Freedom: Herstory Memoir Workshops at the Yaphank Correctional Facility"Presentation by Beatriz Solla-Vilas/PhD candidate in HLL, on her public humanities project creating and implementing a Spanish-language memo...

Community Dialogue

8Apr Community Book Reading: The Civility Book Join us for a community reading ofThe Civility Book by Finley and Henderson...

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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