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EMMA HARRIS/STATESMAN FILE The Stony Brook men’s lacrosse team made a strong — albeit, nail-biting — start to 2020. Amid an impressive 5-1 record, with four of those wins by one goal and two in overtime, the team took to the road for a game against the Bryant Bulldogs on Mar. 7, 2020. The 15-11 loss stung, but the Seawolves were prepared to rebound a week later back at Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium against Hartford. The pandemic then ended the 2020 season and the stinging feeling of that loss was all the men’s lacrosse team felt for months as players wondered what the future held for the...

/PRNewswire/ -- The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents (PIA) is pleased by the reintroduction of S. 524, the "Federal Insurance Office...

EG America and American Cancer Society Teaming Up Again To Fight Cancer, Fund Research & Services Collaborative fundraising effort to also help overcome negative impacts of COVID-19; EG America Guests can give at checkout this February and March News provided by Share this article Share this article WESTBOROUGH, Mass., Feb. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Cancer Society, a global organization leading the fight for a world without cancer, and the national convenience store retailer, EG America, are teaming up again to raise money for life-saving programs, research, and services that wil...

Chicago's Tyler Prince Receives Inaugural Impact Maker of the Year Volunteer Award from the American Cancer Society News provided by Share this article Share this article CHICAGO, Feb. 23, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Chicago-based Tyler Prince, Executive Vice President Worldwide Alliances and Channels for Salesforce, has received the first-ever Impact Maker of the Year Volunteer Award from the American Cancer Society (ACS), North Central Region. The new annual award is given to the top regional volunteer who engages elite leaders, expands a dynamic network of thought leaders, and unites business lea...

Fri Feb 19 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO COURTESY OF STONY BROOK ATHLETICS Some programs stand to benefit from a core group of fifth-year seniors who return thanks to the NCAA’s relaxed eligibility rules during the pandemic. Others made major pickups in the transfer portal. A lucky few will substantially raise their ceilings using both methods. Plenty of power conference schools belong on that list. So does Stony Brook. The Seawolves, who opened with a 20-8 victory over Sacred Heart on Saturday, have seven fifth-year seniors scattered across the field. Four started against the Pion...