Lacrosse, Nike/US Lacrosse) for at least ten weeks. In recent years, Stony Brook's athletic facilities have undergone several additions and renovations. The Goldstein Family Student-Athlete Development Center opened in 2006 after a million-dollar donation by alumnus Stuart Goldstein. In 2011, Joe Nathan Field, dedicated to six-time MLB All-Star relief pitcher and Stony Brook alumnus Joe Nathan, opened after renovations to the former University Field were made possible by Nathan's $500,000 donation. Island Federal Arena, formerly known as the Stony Brook University Arena, opened in 2014 after a two-year, $21.1 million renovation. The Pritchard Gymnasium, current home of the volleyball team and former home of the men's and women's basketball teams, underwent a $1.5 million renovation in 2008. Alumnus Glenn Dubin donated $4.3 million to a strength and conditioning facility named the Dubin Family Athletic Performance Center, which opened in 2012. The Dubin family also pledged $5 million for a $10 million for the Dubin Family Indoor Training Center, which opened in 2020. Transportation In 2013, Stony Brook University launched its own bike share system to provide a sustainable transportation alternative for students (Wolf Ride Bike Share). As of 2016, the university provides 8 stations and 63 bikes. Docking stations and bikes are supplied by PBSC Urban Solutions. There is also a system of buses operated by the university. This system is accessible to anyone on the Stony Brook Campus at no charge. The university is located next to the Stony Brook LIRR station on the Port Jefferson Line. The university is served by Suffolk County Transit connection S60/S69 and 3D is available on campus. Notable people Notable alumni Chris Algieri, 2007, professional boxer and former WBO junior welterweight title holder Kim Barnes Arico, current head coach of the Michigan Wolverines women's basketball team (transferred) Joy Behar, 1966, co-host of The View Pat Benatar, musician, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominee (dropped out) Mark Bridges, 1983, Academy Award-winning costume designer Adrien Brody, youngest winner of the Academy Award for Best Actor for The Pianist (2002) Steve Cuozzo, 1971, journalist, contributor for the New York Post Dabuz, 2017, a professional Super Smash Bros. player Buck Dharma, lead guitarist and sole constant member of rock band Blue Öyster Cult Diane Farr, 1995, actress on Numbers and Rescue Me Lee A. Fleisher, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Director of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Center for Clinical Standards and Quality. Keiko