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STRONGER TOGETHER UPDATE: January 17, 2024
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ENTERTAINMENT, WINTER FUN AND A CHANCE TO SAVE LIVES
Staller Center’s Spring 2024 Season Kicks Off Jan. 27

SBU to Participate in Port Jefferson's Fifth Annual Ice Festival Jan. 27 and 28

Every Drop Counts - Support Stony Brook University Hospital Blood Donor Center
GET YOUR RED ON! ATHLETICS CALL TO ACTION
Seawolves fans, we need you to pack Island Federal Arena and get your RED ON as men’s basketball faces Long Island rival Hofstra on Monday, Jan. 22 at 9 pm, in a nationally televised game on CBS Sports Network!
The first 1,000 fans will receive a Defend the Island rally towel courtesy of Island Federal
Credit Union. Be sure to secure your tickets
NOW to be a part of the action.
Click here to purchase tickets.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?
Human Library (see photo to left) Highlights Stony Brook Stories of Diversity
WSHU Gives Hands-on Experience to Nearly 30 SBU Students
Javits Renovations Increase Accessibility, Technology and Collaboration
SHOUT OUTS
Wei Zhao (shown above) Named a 2023 Fellow of the National Academy of Inventors
Professor Douglas Pfeiffer Book Receives Modern Language Assoc'n of America Honorable Mention 
Couple Creates Full Scholarships for Stony Brook Medicine Students
20 Years of Nanotech Excellence: Former SBU President Marburger’s Legacy Lives On
Journalism Students Win Hearst Awards for Video Storytelling and Feature Writing
New Astronomy Finding Uncovers the Mystery of Star Formation at the Edge of Galaxies 
STUDENT CORNER ...
NEW SEAWOLF WINTER WELCOME STARTS TOMORROW!
Stony Brook University is excited to welcome 800 new Seawolves to our campus community this month!

New Seawolf Winter Welcome will take place Thursday, Jan. 18 through Sunday, Jan. 21, and is geared toward getting students acclimated to Stony Brook University and to introduce them to faculty, staff, fellow students.
Read the full SBU News story here.
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