Emilie Leroy
Contributing Writer
eleroy2@binghamton.edu
40 Articles
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For a fulfilling life, professor urges following an unconventional path
“Things get bad, things are going to get bad and if you just hang on they’ll turn around,” Signorotti said. “They always do.” ...
Campus News
Binghamton University anounces CUNY administrator as next dean of libraries
Curtis Kendrick has been named the new dean of libraries at Binghamton University, effective July 15, 2015. Kendrick, who has been the University Dean for Libraries and Information Resources at the City...
Campus News
Admissions reports increase in diversity and representation of 2015-2016 admitted students
In light of student protests and debates on campus surrounding issues of diversity at Binghamton University, Randall Edouard, director of undergraduate admissions, held an open forum to discuss what the University is...
Science & Research
With $1.5M in grants, BU chemistry professor studies genetic approach to fighting cancer
A Binghamton University chemistry professor has been awarded over $500,000 to study the biological properties of native and chemically modified ribonucleic acids (RNA). Only 2 percent of human deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) encode...
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With New York City data, study analyzes police-community relations
Whether in New York City or Binghamton, urban residents have continued to worry about harassment and discrimination by local law enforcement. Saturday morning, researchers from both cities came together at the University...
Science & Research
Traversing water, rocks and sand, BU-designed robot to participate in national competition
This is the first time the BU chapter of ASME, which became active last year, will compete in the Student Design Competition. ...
Science & Research
BU professor recognized for contributions to creation of lithium-ion battery
Every day, students plug their laptops and phones into outlets to charge. This may seem like a normal activity, but it represents a revolution in the way energy is stored. One of...
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With morning brew, professor showcases history of a city
According to Um, Sufi Muslims would drink coffee in order to stay alert during rituals that often lasted through the night. Prior to that, coffee beans had been consumed as food in ...
Campus News
Director of Equal Opportunity Program (EOP) named after yearlong search
EOP is a special admissions program for approximately 600 students who are economically disadvantaged or first-generation college students. ...
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Sixth-annual health fair highlights HPV, safe sex
With food, music, a bouncy house and games, the Region IX Health Fair had a lively atmosphere that brought over 150 people into Old Union Hall in the Old University Union Saturday...