Tim Oakes
"Vikings" returns with familial power struggles and historical drama
Tim OakesArts November 30, 2017 November 30, 2017
"Vikings" season five debuted on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at 9 p.m. on the History Channel.
Men's Basketball head coach Jeff Boals establishing a new culture
Tim OakesMen's BasketballSports November 13, 2017 October 19, 2021
Now in his second season coaching the Seawolves, he will have the chance to develop young guards such as Cornish and McKenzie as well as continuing to establish a foundation for the culture he is forging at Stony Brook.
Men's Basketball Preview: Sturdivant and Yeboah prepared to lead Seawolves
Gregory ZarbFeaturedMen's BasketballSports November 10, 2017 October 19, 2021
Last season, the Stony Brook men's basketball team faced an uphill battle the likes of which they had not seen in years. Critics and reporters did not give the Seawolves the time of day, ranking them seventh out of nine teams in the America East preseason rankings just before the 2016-2017 season kicked off.
Travis Jankowski discusses 2012 College World Series run and his days at Stony Brook
Tim OakesSports October 17, 2017
"We were a band of brothers out there, and I can't stress that enough," Jankowski said in recollection of Stony Brook Baseball's historic College World Series run in 2012.
Stony Brook alumnus Jameel Warney signs with Dallas Mavericks
Mike AdamsBreakingFeaturedSports October 13, 2017
Stony Brook Men's Basketball alumnus Jameel Warney signed with the Dallas Mavericks on Friday morning, multiple sources report.
Will Tye reportedly joins New England Patriots practice squad
Tim OakesFootballSports October 12, 2017 October 19, 2021
Former Stony Brook Football tight end Will Tye joined the New England Patriots practice squad on Thursday.
Pausing to appreciate the Oxford comma
Andrew GoldsteinFeaturedOpinions September 24, 2017
Tess Stepakoff, assistant copy chief – "Heck yeah, AP style should have the Oxford comma!"
Stony Brook hockey team eyes return to league title glory
Peter LupferSports September 24, 2017 September 24, 2017
In the world of sports, nothing fuels a team quite like unexpected defeat. Stony Brook's hockey team experienced just that last season when they fell to the Liberty University Flames in the Eastern States Collegiate Hockey League Championship, ending the Seawolves' four-year conference title streak. With the 2017-18 season just around the corner, getting back to the top is on everyone's mind.
Women's Soccer offense keeps rolling, takes down Sacred Heart
Ryan PavichSports September 24, 2017 October 2, 2017
After a tough five-game stretch in which Stony Brook was outscored 9-1, the team demonstrated it can still be a high-powered offense over the course of the last two matches.
Bjornholm-Jatta takes Men's Soccer's offense to the next level
Gregory ZarbSports September 17, 2017
One offseason acquisition has changed that system for the Seawolves: transfer and graduate forward Robin Bjornholm-Jatta in the starting lineup.