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The National Weather Service has placed all of Long Island, including Stony Brook University, under a Tropical Storm Watch as Hurricane Earl continues to move northwest over the Atlantic Ocean. A tropical storm watch means that conditions similar to a tropical storm could affect the area in the next 24 hours.

A turtle eats and relaxes as students watch on Friday. Photo by Amanda Marzullo.

Stony Brook University hosted its ninth annual Earthstock celebration this week, culminating in a street festival along the Academic Mall on Friday. Many local vendors, entertainers, and vendors came out in the sunny weather to take part in the university's celebration of Earth Day.

Purple Flowers in Front of Staller

Spring officially started at the end of March, and although Stony Brook has had only a handful of true spring days, the campus now has some new residents - flowers are popping up from the Staller lawn to the bus stops. Here's a look at the new blooming Stony Brook campus.

One of the many dozens dead fish that were found by university workers on Thursday. Photo by Amir Khan.

Stony Brook University workers discovered dozens of dead fish in Roth Pond on March 4. The cause of death is pending investigation. According to a university worker cleaning out the pond, the fish were rumored to have frozen to death within the last week. Many students reported a foul odor in the quad on Thursday morning before the fish were discovered.

Long Island Radar

Stony Brook University announced that all classes for Friday, February 26 are canceled due to the "ongoing adverse weather conditions." The winter weather advisory issued by the National Weather Service yesterday remains in effect until 6 A.M. Saturday.

The stadium parking lot is full of football fans, tailgaters and the scent of hot dogs on a grill. But sizzling meat may not be the only source of the greasy, charred smell. In the back of the lot stands a bus that runs on vegetable oil.

Former SBU President Marburger speaks to the crowd on Monday. Photo by Eric Scuturro.

A cross section of the Stony Brook campus community filled the Student Activity Center ballroom Monday afternoon as professors, students and administrators absorbed former Stony Brook University President John Marburger's lecture on global warming.

Earthstock 2009

Earthstock 2009 kicked off Friday afternoon, with a festival featuring a gallery of environmentally-friendly cars, animal exhibits and more. The academic mall was filled with students and families taking advantage of the day’s weather.

Lydia Duran

Growing up, Lydia Duran, 19, wanted a chalkboard so she could play teacher. This was the foundation for her desire to help kids and minorities.

SINC Site Printer
Some Stony Brook students are trying to turn a new leaf in campus SINC sites by saving leaves of paper. Stony Brook’s environmental club has been trying to get a double-sided printing default implemented in all SINC sites. Between 715 and 740 students signed a Facebook petition last semester to have double-sided paper as the printing standard, according to Justin Grimm-Greenblatt, president of the club.

"Compelling" evidence has been found in a new study that global warming is, in fact, both real and caused by humans.
The study was conducted by scientists at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California-San Diego, and the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory's Program for Climate Model Diagnosis and Intercomparison (PCMDI).

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