School of Communication and Journalism (Undergrad)

1. Communication
2. Creative Writing
3. Journalism
4. Mass Communications

Our award-winning faculty educate journalists, public communicators and news consumers to value and transmit information that adheres to the highest standards of clarity, accuracy and reliability. Our school was created specifically to prepare you for a dynamic and evolving multi-media future.

Opportunities abound

Stony Brook’s active and vibrant campus life is filled with co-curricular experiences to complement our academic curriculum and enhance the overall college experience.

Diversity

At Stony Brook University, we define the rich diversity of our students, faculty, clinicians and staff to be both a defining characteristic and an essential source of strength for our campus community.

As the Nation evolves, the terms “diversity”, “equity” and “inclusion” (DEI) have progressed to represent persons from a growing array of backgrounds, cultures, identities and experiences, to name a few.

Far Beyond Academics

Hundreds of clubs and student organizations, intramural and Division I sports teams, art, music and cultural events throughout the year keep our diverse student body involved, active and entertained.

• #1 public university in New York U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best Colleges
• #58 in National Universities U.S. News & World Report, 2024
• #26 in Top Public Schools U.S. News & World Report, 2024
• #12 among national universities in social mobility U.S. News & World Report 2024 Best Colleges

Living on campus contributes to student success through educational opportunities, supportive services, and a commitment to safety and security, with a focus on cost-effectiveness. The staff of Campus Residences, commit ourselves to the well-being of residents. We will provide challenging and rewarding experiences and encourage residents to take full advantage of the opportunities presented. Our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion is reflected in all that we do.