The Research Canvas: Filling in the Blanks with Art, Zines and Queer Techniques

On September 26th, Rena Yehuda Newman provided a 90-minute talk entitled: The Research Canvas: Filling in the Blanks with Art, Zines and Queer Techniques. The event was co-hosted by University Libraries and the LGBTQ* Services and Diversity, Intercultural and Community

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Library Social Media in the Works

We’re excited to welcome two new members to our Communications Team – two students who will be helping us spread the word about what SBU Libraries are doing. They’ll be out and about creating content, engaging with the community, and

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Celebrate Banned Books Week: Defending Our Right to Read

In honor of Banned Books Week, we invite you to visit the Central Reading Room to explore our special Banned Books display. The display highlights the growing challenges to our freedom to read, showcases books that have faced censorship, and

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Join us for our exciting 4-Week Zine Event Series Celebrating LGBT History Month!

We want to invite all students to our 4-Week Zine event series in celebration of LGBT History Month.  Week 1: “The Research Canvas: Filling in the Blanks with Art, Zines, and Queer Technique” will consist of a 90-minute workshop provided

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Celebrate Banned Books Week: Defending Our Right to Read

In honor of Banned Books Week, we invite you to visit the Central Reading Room to explore our special Banned Books display. The display highlights the growing challenges to our freedom to read, showcases books that have faced censorship, and

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Mott Street: Performance + Talk

In celebration of AAPI heritages at Stony Brook University, we invited Ava Chin—author, professor, and fifth-generation New Yorker—to discuss her award-winning book Mott Street: A Chinese American Family’s Story of Homecoming. In this work, Chin delves into the impact of

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Data Literacies Librarian Featured in Video

Our colleague Ahmad Pratama is featured in a new video and story in the Meet Your New Colleagues series at Stony Brook. You can hear Ahmad describe his unique journey into the world of data and academic libraries. You’ll also

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“Engineering Protein Synthesis Modulators to Understand the Neural Basis of Emotional Behaviors” on September 24 at 1pm

Interested in emotional behaviors?  Spend an hour with our STEM speaker, Dr. Prerana Shrestha from the Department of Neurobiology & Behavior at the Renaissance School of Medicine, to learn about “Engineering Protein Synthesis Modulators to Understand the Neural Basis of

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Updates on Chemistry Library Collections

The August 19th rainstorms which caused so much damage to the University’s facilities not only impacted campus buildings, roads and utilities also damaged certain of the University Libraries’ research and learning collections.  On West Campus, the Chemistry Library’s collections were hit hardest.  Water

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SBU Receives Historical Collection Documenting the Founding of the Fire Island National Seashore

Stony Brook University Libraries announce receiving the archive of the Citizen’s Committee for a Fire Island National Seashore. This grassroots campaign, led by Maurice Barbash and Irving Like in the 1960s, thwarted Robert Moses’ plan to build a highway through

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