The Undergraduate College of Arts, Culture, and Humanities (ACH) brings together first-year students at Stony Brook University who share an interest in the wide scope of human activity, particularly artistic production of all sorts (music, literature, theatre, the visual arts, dance, etc). Because the ACH experience is not strictly academic in nature, involvement is based on an interest in these areas, rather than on one's choice of major. Throughout the academic year, the ACH team (consisting of a Faculty Director, Quad Director, and Undergraduate College Advisor) will plan events that highlight the college's themes and offer participants a chance to meet other students with similar interests, as well as network with faculty and staff. The college is housed in Tabler Quad and boasts a newly refurbished arts and cultural center including a cafe, performing arts space, practice rooms for musicians, and a digital arts lab.
All are welcome to participate!
Come and see who is going to win! Pre-show voting ballots, trivia and pictures with celebrities, all this and more at the fabulous ACH council event.
More information will be forthcoming.
The show begins at 2:00P.M. in Manhattan.
Tickets are currently sold-out. If you have reserved a ticket, please be sure to get your $10 deposit to Jeremy Marchese ASAP in order to hold your spot. For information on free transportation via the LIRR, please contact Tabler Quad Director Judy Jaquez.

All are welcome to participate!
Come and see who is going to win! Pre-show voting ballots, trivia and pictures with celebrities, all this and more at the fabulous ACH council event.
More information will be forthcoming.
The show begins at 2:00P.M. in Manhattan.
Tickets are currently sold-out. If you have reserved a ticket, please be sure to get your $10 deposit to Jeremy Marchese ASAP in order to hold your spot. For information on free transportation via the LIRR, please contact Tabler Quad Director Judy Jaquez.
Arts, Culture and Humanities and Science and Society presents "Healthy Solutions." This workshop will include a presentation about reducing stress during exams, foods that help you remember and healthy options that are offered on campus.