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Stony Brook University Undergraduate Journal for Humanities and Social Sciences
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We are Stony Brook University’s exclusively undergraduate, peer-reviewed journal for humanities and social sciences. Our mission is to provide a platform for Stony Brook undergraduate students to speak and learn about a diverse set of issues related to the humanities and social sciences. This includes Women’s and Gender Studies, Racial/Ethnic Studies, Cultural Studies, Mental Health Awareness, and more. We hope to promote open discussion about these issues that will contribute toward a more tolerant, equal, and just community.
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Recent Publications
You’re Never Truly Yours: How Love and Ownership Are Synonymous
by Marcela Muricy, May 30, 2021 “There is beauty in the idea of freedom, but it is an illusion. Every human heart is chained by love.” Cassandra Clare When we are born, we are all empty rooms — white, blank, utterly devoid of all life and personality. Our parents, then,…
Adolescent Peer Relationships and Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Sophia Garbarino, Clare Beatty & Brady Nelson, May 25, 2021 See Sophia’s poster for the URECA 2021 Symposium here. Abstract In adolescence, females are more likely than males to experience an episode of depression (Hyde et al., 2008). Having a strong social network has been shown to protect against…
Following Our Digital Footsteps
by Ean Tam, May 19, 2021 On January 21st, 2020, the United States reported its first case of COVID-19 in Washington state. Over the course of a year, offices emptied, schools closed, and normal life disappeared. By April 2021, over 553,000 Americans had passed away due to the pandemic. Now,…
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