Eighteen-year-old SUNY Old Westbury student Khalid A. Hill passed away on Tuesday, November 20th. Hill was killed in a car accident while driving on the Northern State Parkway. Khalid was a first year student who lived in residential dorm Hall one. Hill was a desk attendant at the Woodland’s Hall […]
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There are an estimated millions of animals around the world that are held captive for their entire lives. This punishment has been controversial for years because of the belief that it violates the cruel and unusual punishment clause of the eighth amendment. This argument is that humans are social animals […]
DVD players in many classrooms are either missing or broken due to ongoing technology problems at SUNY Old Westbury. Broken players in the New Academic Building (NAB) and in room F114 of the Campus Center often require faculty members who want to show a DVD to surrender a driver’s license […]
SUNY Old Westbury’s American Studies Associate Professor Llana Barber has received the 2018 Kenneth Jackson Award. She was awarded Best Book in North American Urban History for Latino City: Immigration and Urban Crisis in Lawrence, Massachusetts, 1945-2000. “I spent over a decade researching and writing this book so of course […]
What are you most thankful for this Thanksgiving? Host Jenna Barbone asks Old Westbury students to share their holiday memories in this fourth episode of Jenna Asks from the Media Innovation Center.
Have you heard about ATRM: All the Right Moves? ATRM is a dance club at SUNY Old Westbury. Learn all about student clubs by watching Get to Know, the brand new series from the MIC: the Media Innovation Center.
