Stony Brook University reflects on significant events and achievements in 2024

By The South Shore Press | Dec 23, 2024 | Education

Stony Brook University School | Official website

Stony Brook University has experienced a notable year in 2024, marked by significant events and achievements. The university saw a change in leadership with a presidential transition, made advancements in research, set new records, and celebrated victories in athletics.

The end of the year offers an opportunity to reflect on these accomplishments. As SBU News reviews the top stories of the year, it is evident that 2024 was memorable for the university community.

In summary, Stony Brook University had a year filled with transitions and triumphs across various domains. The community looks forward to continuing this momentum into the new year.

"Please enjoy this look back at 2024 at Stony Brook, and have a Happy New Year!"

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