responsibilities

Voting

Your vote matters and can have an important impact on both local and federal elections. Make sure that you are registered to vote so that your voice is heard.

This link will bring you to a page that provides more details about registering in Suffolk County

Find Your Polling Site

This link will bring you to a page that indicates where you should go to vote on election days. This is specific to where you are registered. *If you need an absentee ballot you should be inquiring about this well in advance to ensure that your vote is counted! Click HERE for more information.*

Vote Everywhere

Vote Everywhere is Stony Brook University's Voter Engagement, Education, and Mobilization Master Plan

Getting Around

Stony Brook commuter students make up nearly 50% of our campus population. With that said, not all commuters arrive to campus via the same mode of transportation. Some drive a personal vehicle, others walk or ride bikes, and plenty of commuter students utilize public transportation services.

Long Island Rail Road

lirr station Visit the Long Island Rail Road website to map out, schedule and calculate the fare of your trip.

Tips & Tricks

Transferring at Jamaica:
- Due to the nature of some train lines, you may have to transfer trains at Jamaica station to reroute to your destination
- You will receive a notice when using the online Trip Planner and will be indicated with a J on timetable brochures
- When your train arrives at Jamaica, the train you must transfer to is almost always immediately across the tracks
- Look for the marquees on the sides of the train to make sure that it is going to the right destination
- You will have ~2 minutes to transfer. In the event that your transfer is not across the platform, listen carefully to hear which track your train is located on
- If you are unsure of which train to transfer to or where the track is located, ask a conductor or employee

Bringing a Bike on the Train

Each bicycle taken on board LIRR trains requires a permit
Click here for more information

Suffolk County Transit

For the most directive information regarding the Suffolk County Transit Buses, visit there website.

While some students do commute by bus, be mindful that it is not the most convenient nor accessible option. Be careful to know all you can about the schedules before committing to this mode of transportation.

For more information about special pricing and options for Stony Brook Students, click HERE.

Special Transportation Services

Click HERE to view the options that Stony Brook offers to their students.

Please note: We are not the Office of Transportation and Parking.

Community

Student Activities Center (SAC), Room 225

Phone: (631) 632-7353 Fax: (631) 982-7324

commuter_services@stonybrook.edu

Title IX prohibits sex discrimination in all forms, including sexual violence and/or harassment.

If you wish to submit a report of sex based discrimination or sexual misconduct, you can do so at stonybrook.edu/reportit or reportit@stonybrook.edu.