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Dr. Jillian Crocker: Director of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
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Dr. Jillian Crocker: Director of Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies

Dr. Jillian Crocker. Credit: SUNY Old Westbury Dr. Jillian Crocker began serving a three-year term as the director of Women’s Gender & Sexuality Studies (WGSS) this year. She is a faculty member of SUNY Old Westbury’s sociology department who teaches courses such as Sociological Theory, Research Methods, Family and Society, […]

Men’s Volleyball Begins with Ryan Pastuch
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Men’s Volleyball Begins with Ryan Pastuch

Ryan Pastuch, OW Men’s Volleyball Coach. Credit: OW Athletic Communications The Old Westbury Men’s Volleyball team has entered its first collegiate season in Skyline Conference play. Ryan Pastuch is Old Westbury’s first head coach for the Men’s Volleyball team.  Pastuch has been the head coach of the boys’ volleyball team […]

Old Westbury Softball: Hyped For 2024 
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Old Westbury Softball: Hyped For 2024 

The Panther’s first home game is against John Jay College on Friday, March 8 at the Jackie Robinson Athletic Complex. Coach Tom Pennino and the entire women’s softball team are very excited to get the spring season started. They are training hard to improve on last season’s record of 12 […]

Black History Month Seminar: With Dr. Julius Garvey
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Black History Month Seminar: With Dr. Julius Garvey

Dr Julius Garvey spoke about a “Better World” at SUNY Old Westbury. Credit: MIC Dr. Julius Garvey delivered a keynote address “Look for Me in the Whirlwind: Reparations, Restorative Justice & the Continuing Legacy of Marcus Garvey” in front of a packed house in the New Academic Building on February […]

Are We Saying “Yes” or “No” to Apple Vision Pros?
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Are We Saying “Yes” or “No” to Apple Vision Pros?

Apple released the brand new ‘Vision Pro’ on Friday February 2.  The headset experience combines virtual reality and augmented reality into something that Apple calls “spatial computing.” Even with a hefty price tag of $3,500, Apple has reportedly already sold about 200,000 units. Will OW students say yes or no […]

Dr. Fred Millán: A Distinguished Service Professor at SUNY Old Westbury
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Dr. Fred Millán: A Distinguished Service Professor at SUNY Old Westbury

If you are a psychology student at SUNY Old Westbury, you know Dr. Fred Millán. And chances are, Dr. Millán knows you, too. Dr. Fred Millán was born in New York City to Puerto Rican parents. “I grew up in a neighborhood that was Puerto Rican and African American, and […]

Diving Into the Diverse World of Dance At SUNY Old Westbury
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Diving Into the Diverse World of Dance At SUNY Old Westbury

Recently, SUNY Old Westbury has been expanding its opportunities for students by adding a new performing arts class. Teresa Fellion taught the “The Culturally Diverse Language of Dance’’ course offered this semester.  This new class teaches the history and meanings behind the dances that have made an impact on numerous […]

The Greenhouse: Advocating for a Sustainable Future
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The Greenhouse: Advocating for a Sustainable Future

Situated all the way in the back of the Natural Sciences Building (NSB) is a small greenhouse that is home to a wide variety of foliage and vegetation. The greenhouse was created alongside the Natural Sciences Building (NSB) in 1985. The space is run by Nikki Rodgers, a volunteer greenhouse […]

SUNY Old Westbury Men’s Basketball Hoping for A Big Season
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SUNY Old Westbury Men’s Basketball Hoping for A Big Season

The SUNY Old Westbury men’s basketball team opened their season on November 8th against John Jay College. It wasn’t the result they were hoping for as they lost by a score of 82 to 63. The game marks the first of a long twenty-five-game season for the Panthers. Sixteen of […]

Repairing the Natural Sciences Building
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Repairing the Natural Sciences Building

The Natural Sciences Building is in disrepair. After several years of delays, a multi-year plan to renovate the Natural Sciences Building (NSB) will finally begin in the summer of 2024. The plan is to expand the building and add upgrades to all the teaching and research spaces. Plans for the […]