Carla Sinclair
Assistant News Editor
2016 Political science, English
csincla2@binghamton.edu
85 Articles
Community
Budget Teach-In tackles taxes
The “Budget Teach-In,” held on Wednesday, was sponsored by groups including Citizen Action of New York, Alliance for Quality Education (AQE) and New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness (NYFF). The event served to ...
Campus News
Art professors paint a love story
The couple met during the preliminary exam at the Academy of Fine Arts in Montenegro, and according to Kovacevic, it was love at first sight ...
Campus News
Binghamton University ranked first in Shorty Awards
The Barnes & Noble-sponsored Shorty Awards seek out the best social media users around the world. Students at BU are looking to join the ranks of Jimmy Kimmel, Conan O’Brien and George ...
Campus News
Pink Gloves delivers one-two punch
Pink Gloves Boxing is a group boxing class for females offered at Binghamton University to promote empowerment as well as physical fitness. ...
News
Program to create STEM freshmen research opportunities
A new program offered by Binghamton University will have freshmen diving right into research in the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) fields. The Freshman Research Immersion (FRI) program allows freshmen to...
Community
Binghamton Zoo loses red panda
Binghamton lost one of its most vibrant, creative and furry members of the community. Xiao-Li, a 6-year-old adult red panda in the Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park, passed away on Jan. 9....
Speakers
AIDS awareness festival promotes safe sex
The third annual AIDS Awareness Festival helped to spread knowledge and prevention methods with performances, speakers, Chinese food and a whole lot of condoms. The festival, held in Old Union Hall by...
Community
SUNY BEST dissects Affordable Care Act
SUNY Business and Education Cooperative of the Southern Tier (SUNY BEST) turned its attention to the controversial Affordable Care Act (ACA) and its implications for small businesses, those they employ and the ...
Speakers
Digital poetry fuses art and literature
As part of the Harpur College Dean’s Workshop in Visual Culture series, or VizCult, Jeroen Gerrits, an assistant professor in the comparative literature department, discussed digital literature with a group of professors ...
Science & Research
Teens at risk for alcohol abuse
Research being conducted in Binghamton University professor and researcher Linda Spear’s lab may allow people to further understand the damage caused by drinking as an adolescent. ...