Living large in New York Tech’s new residence hall
By GREGORY ZELLER // Marking a significant milestone for regional student life, the New York Institute of Technology is about to cut the ribbon on its new Long Island residence…
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No. 876: Dogs, cats, horses, LSD, Jayne Mansfield and Darth Vader – sounds like another fun Friday!
The games are afoot: Well played, good sports … another busy workweek in the win column and another relaxing weekend on deck! And what a weekend, particularly for sports fans,…
Study: Mental-health stigmas hinder college students
By GREGORY ZELLER // Cultural barriers and mental-health stigmas among college students collide in a new study by a Long Island professor. Research led by Nayoung Kim, an assistant professor…
No. 870: Launching labs, lauding Lieberman and creating Coke (and holy hell … a Good Book grift?!?)
Take your time: Welcome to Friday, dear readers, as we wrap up the week and the month – yes, by the time we see you again on Monday, it…
As eSports rise, New York Tech tackles blood-clot risks
By GREGORY ZELLER // Have you burnt a fortnight on Fortnite? Lost count of your Counter-Strike hours? Are you legendary for your marathon League of Legends sessions? Congratulations – you’re…
For SBU eSports, not your father’s college game room
By GREGORY ZELLER // The latest computers, the fastest processors, premium peripherals and, most importantly, an arena of their own – Stony Brook University e-gamers, start your motherboards. The university…
PhDs without borders in new engineering consortium
By GREGORY ZELLER // A new multi-college agreement will see New York Institute of Technology and Stony Brook University engineering students attending classes at top Northeast schools including Princeton, Columbia…
No. 821: The kids are alright – and so are Black business owners, Italy’s Sophia Loren and SBU’s Zamolodchikov
No time to waste: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and the busiest time of the business year (just take a look at our chunky Calendar of Events!). Fortunately,…
New York Tech eyes macro status in microscopic world
By GREGORY ZELLER // A forward-looking Long Island campus is zooming in on the future of high-resolution microscopy. The New York Institute of Technology welcomed a gathering of community leaders…
No. 803: Discovering dynamite, sparking CEOs and diffusing box office bombs – with nudity!
Running a little hot: You made it, perspiring professional! Another mop-your-brow workweek ends, another cool-your-jets weekend begins. Yeah, there’s a hot and stormy Friday to navigate first, but that’s…
No. 802: In which auroras, plastics and Uncle Miltie shine – and Albany’s air force targets Sharknado ’23
All’s flare: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as we soak up the sun of a seasonably warm workweek – and brace for a titanic solar storm. Actually, not much…
With telehealth’s future on the line, Congress must act
By JERRY BALENTINE // Telemedicine is revolutionizing how we deliver healthcare and expanding access to medical services for patients throughout New York State – now, more than ever doctors, specialty…
No. 801: Fourth and long – but first, we duck asteroids, dig big diamonds and stuff socks, all caught on video
Vacation initiation: Welcome to Friday, friends, and not just any Friday but the Friday before next Tuesday’s Fourth of July festivities – making the weekend ahead a four-day affair…
Amidst nursing crisis, Albany OKs training simulations
By GREGORY ZELLER // Future nurses will become current nurses a little faster, thanks to new healthcare laws on New York’s books. Against the backdrop of a critical nationwide nursing…
No. 789: Hypertension, segregation, smallpox, crappy porn … fortunately, innovation has the answers
This blows: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, as the days grow longer, brighter and warmer – and seasonal allergy victims grow frantic, including an increasing number of adult-onset sufferers….