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Belonging Is An Action
Stony Brook is springing back to life with new faces exploring campus and old friends eager to take on new challenges. It is so special to see community in full effect.
A new semester is a chance for us all to pause, look around, and ask ourselves “what does my community need at this moment?”
Our team in the DI3 has asked ourselves this countless times in preparation for the Fall semester. In conversation with students, faculty, and staff across east, west and Southampton campuses, it became clear that we need more opportunities to be connected to our fellow Seawolves.
New Opportunity for Employees
Dare to Be in Community with a Seawolf Resource Group (SRG)!
SRGs are employee-led social groups designed to build community among Stony Brook employees across Long Island. SRGs cultivate an inclusive and supportive environment and are open to faculty and staff from all Stony Brook University and Stony Brook Medicine campuses.
Campus Events
- 2NovLecture by Samantha Kelly/Rutgers University - "Recovering the Ethiopian Pilgrim-Scholars of Sixteenth-Century Rome: Traces and Erasures" Lecture by Samantha Kelly/Rutgers University - "Recovering the Ethiopian Pilgrim-Scholars of Sixteenth-Century Rome: Traces and Erasures" on...
- 4NovFilm Showing and Discussion of the Documentary, "First They Came for My College"A showing and discussion about the documentary film which, through the eyes of students, chronicles the “hostile takeover” of New Colleg...
- 9NovPresentation by Emily Winderman/University of Minnesota - "Back-Alley Abortion: A Rhetorical History"In this presentation, Emily Winderman traces the emergence and surprising transformations of the phrase “back-alley abortion” in US popu...
- 10NovFaculty Fellows lecture by Susannah Glickman/HIS - “Science and Technology have No Constituency: A Labor History of US Scientific-Military State Transformation”In the lecture, Susannah Glickman discusses how the labor concerns of defense scientists and engineers became understood as problems of scie...
Community Dialogue
- 29OctCelebrating John Pardon, 2026 Fields Medalist: A Tribute to Mathematical Discovery and ExcellenceCelebrate John Pardon, Stony Brook professor and 2026 Fields Medalist, on October 29 at the Simons Center. The tribute honors his groundbrea...
- 4NovFilm Showing and Discussion of the Documentary, "First They Came for My College"A showing and discussion about the documentary film which, through the eyes of students, chronicles the “hostile takeover” of New Colleg...
- 17NovMeet the Creative Writers of the Department of English!Join us for a night of poetry, fiction, & more as faculty from the Department of English specializing in Creative Writing read excerpts ...
Latest News
Fourth Cohort of Simons STEM Scholars Completes Summer Bridge Program 8/12/26New CEAS-EOP Gateway Scholars Program Opens Pathways to Engineering for Students 8/11/26Stony Brook Medicine Hospitals Receive Perfect Scores in National LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality Survey 6/15/26High School Scholars Shine in the HOPE Program 5/14/26Finance & 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 8/7/25
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