- The Charles B. Wang Center (pictured), celebrating Asian and American cultures, is a conference and events facility, a showcase for the arts, and a sophisticated global communications center where fiber-optic technology and video conferencing allow the worldwide exchange of ideas in real time.
- Our Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium, seating 8,300 fans, is home to Stony Brook’s Division I teams, including football, soccer, and lacrosse.
- Stony Brook Manhattan, at 401 Park Avenue South, is a state-of-the-art facility featuring 11 classrooms for undergraduate and graduate classes, conference rooms, offices, a new Center for Wine, Food, and Culture—the first of its kind in the State—and a reception space for special events.
- Stony Brook Southampton is a new kind of school–a small, intimate college associated with a major research university. The curriculum is organized around issues related to environmental sustainability, public policy, and natural resource management.
- All 26 residence halls, covering 1.5 million square feet and accommodating 6,000 undergraduates, were completely renovated—an $80 million project unprecedented in American higher education.
- The Children’s Resource Center serves the community by offering outstanding child care, advanced facilities, and an academic and research component with the Department of Child and Family Studies.
- Stony Brook offers hundreds of programs, services, events, and lectures to the greater community. Read about them in our Community Resource Guide.
