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New York man alleges wrongful arrest and prosecution by NYPD
A New York man has filed a lawsuit alleging wrongful arrest and malicious prosecution by the New York City Police Department.
New fossils reveal Paranthropus boisei had strong grip and dexterity similar to humans
For decades, scientists have debated whether Paranthropus boisei, an extinct human relative recognized for its robust jaws and large teeth, could make and use stone tools.
William Floyd girls’ tennis qualifies for playoffs for 23rd straight year
The William Floyd Colonials girls’ varsity tennis team has finished its regular season with a 13-3 record, securing a spot in the playoffs for the 23rd consecutive year.
Queens artist sues NYPD and city over alleged unlawful entry and detention
A New York resident has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York and several police officers, alleging unlawful entry and detention. The complaint names the City of New York and multiple officers from the New York City Police Department as defendants.
EEOC sues Delta Air Lines over alleged pregnancy discrimination
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines, Inc., alleging discriminatory practices related to pregnancy.
Family files lawsuit against Nassau County, police, and school over alleged wrongful arrest
A family in Nassau County, New York, is at the center of a legal dispute involving allegations of false arrest and malicious prosecution.
New fossils reveal Paranthropus boisei’s dexterity and upright walking abilities
For the first time, researchers have linked specific hand and foot bones to Paranthropus boisei, an extinct human relative.
Stony Brook University launches podcast highlighting faculty research and mentorship
Stony Brook University’s College of Arts and Sciences has launched a new podcast titled “The Difference You Make: The Ideas That Matter.” The series is hosted by Dean David Wrobel and features conversations with faculty members about their...
Lecture explores historical patterns and global context of femicide
Julia Burkhardt, a professor of medieval history at Ludwig Maximilians Universität in Munich, delivered a lecture at Stony Brook University on September 23 focused on the historical roots of femicide.
Stony Brook researchers develop robot system to detect objects around corners
Researchers at Stony Brook University have introduced a navigation system that enables robots to detect objects around corners using commercially available, lightweight sensors.
Stony Brook Southampton announces drone technology showcase highlighting future career opportunities
Stony Brook Southampton, in collaboration with Stony Brook University’s Office for Research and Innovation, the New York Power Authority (NYPA), and Drone Cadets, will hold an event focused on drone technology and its impact on future careers.
Stony Brook launches 2025 Dean’s Challenge to unite academics and athletics
Eleven colleges and schools at Stony Brook University have been selected to take part in the 2025 Stony Brook Athletics Dean’s Challenge.
Utah woman sues pharmaceutical companies over alleged DES-related cancer
A Utah woman has filed a lawsuit against three pharmaceutical companies, alleging that their negligence and misrepresentation led to her developing cancer. The complaint names Eli Lilly and Company, E.R. Squibb & Sons, Inc., and Pharmacia & Upjohn Company LLC as defendants.
Brownyard Group files lawsuit alleging financial misconduct at family business
Brendan J. Brownyard, acting both individually and as trustee of The Brendan J. Brownyard Revocable Trust, has filed a lawsuit against a group of individuals and a company for alleged misconduct involving financial mismanagement and fraud. The complaint names Wendy Manson and Bender Ciccotto & Co., C.P.A.'s, L.L.P. as defendants.
Liberty Mutual sues NY physical therapy practices over alleged $863,000 insurance fraud
Liberty Mutual has filed a lawsuit against multiple New York physical therapy practices and individuals, alleging a scheme to defraud the insurer of more than $863,000.
Ashley Liegi named as returning fellow in SUNY civil discourse initiative
Ashley Liegi, assistant director in Stony Brook University’s Department of Student Community Development, has been named to the second cohort of the State University of New York (SUNY) Civil Discourse and Civic Education and Engagement Fellowship...
Stony Brook study links severe WTC dust exposure to higher lung cancer risk
A new study led by researchers from the Stony Brook World Trade Center (WTC) Health and Wellness Program has found a significant increase in lung cancer rates among 9/11 responders who experienced higher levels of toxic exposure at Ground Zero.
William Paca Middle School’s Bridge Crew supports incoming sixth graders
Each year, William Paca Middle School selects about 40 seventh- and eighth-grade students to join the Bridge Crew, a group established in the 2018-19 school year to support incoming sixth graders as they transition from elementary to middle school.
Priscilla Knapp Teich establishes endowment to boost research at Stony Brook Medicine
Priscilla Knapp Teich, a longtime supporter of Stony Brook University and Stony Brook Medicine, has created an endowed fund to advance research at the university’s medical school.
Stony Brook University opens International Student Center for global community
International students at Stony Brook University now have a dedicated space on campus with the opening of the International Student Center.
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A New Ice Rink Coming to Brookhaven
This week, Dan Panico announced that during the planning board portion of the Town Board meeting in March, there will be a site plan hearing for a proposed new hockey rink at the former Brookhaven campus of Dowling College.