Sasha Hupka

Editor-in-Chief

shupka1@binghamton.edu

173 Articles


Columns

Senior Column: It's okay to struggle

In the beginning of my junior year, I went to a therapist for the first time. Just a year earlier, as a sophomore, I decided I wanted to be a reporter. In...


Campus News

BU sees first coronavirus case

A Binghamton University community member has been diagnosed with a confirmed case of the coronavirus (COVID-19), President Harvey Stenger announced in a B-Line email on Monday. The University was notified of the...


Campus News

As COVID-19 spreads, Asian students at BU see racism

Last week, Brittney Ye opened up a Google form to track responses for her sorority’s semesterly Philanthropic Juice Pong Tournament. She was met with a racist submission from someone who listed their...


Letters

Letter from the Editors: Regarding Pipe Dream’s future publishing plans

As Binghamton University and schools across the SUNY system prepare to move to online classes on Thursday, March 19, we here at Pipe Dream have been discussing the best way to continue...


Campus News

Trump criticizes Binghamton University protesters during address at Turning Point USA conference

Weeks after campus protests against racism and over-policing at Binghamton University attracted national attention, President Donald Trump commented on the demonstrations at Turning Point USA’s (TPUSA) fifth-annual Student Action Summit in West...


News

Meet Blank: David Schultz (Episode 1.1)

Editor-in-Chief Sasha Hupka sits down with alumnus David Shultz, ’80, for Pipe Dream’s Election Issue. This episode was hosted and edited by Hupka. Post-production work was done by Design Manager Kade Estelle...


Feature

Former women's basketball coach settles lawsuit against BU for $160K

Just days before a lawsuit against Binghamton University was set to go to trial, administrators agreed to pay a $160,000 settlement to former women’s basketball assistant coach Elizabeth Naumovski. The lawsuit, which...


Politics

BU alum testifies in Trump impeachment inquiry

Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, ‘98, appeared voluntarily under congressional subpoena on Tuesday to tell impeachment inquiry investigators on Capitol Hill the details of a July phone call between U.S. President Donald Trump...


Off-Campus News

Proposed changes to zoning laws could affect off-campus housing

A proposed update to Binghamton’s zoning laws aims to address concerns about parking and neighborhood character, but could also heavily impact off-campus student housing, particularly in residential areas of the city. The...


Off-Campus News

Haley Anderson murder trial begins in Nicaragua

Orlando Tercero appeared in Nicaraguan court on Tuesday to be tried for the murder of Binghamton University nursing student Haley Anderson. Several witnesses, including Anderson’s mother and classmates, testified against Tercero during...