Joseph Brugellis
Assistant News Editor
jbrugel1@binghamton.edu
44 Articles
Community
Court of Appeals upholds mail-in voting law
The New York State Court of Appeals upheld a law allowing all registered voters to cast ballots by mail last month. The 6-1 decision, authored by Chief Judge Rowan Wilson, involved a...
Campus News
Chabad hosts Let HERE be Light festival
Chabad at Binghamton hosted a traveling festival on Thursday evening to celebrate Jewish life on campus through music and art while remembering the lives of the six hostages killed by Hamas last...
Community
Court rules in favor of Binghamton City School District in alleged 'strip search' case; appeal filed
A federal judge has ruled in favor of the Binghamton City School District in a long-running case involving the alleged strip search of several students at East Middle School, which sparked fury...
Campus News
Construction continues on campus, closing off large sections outside Bartle Library
Construction projects ramped up across campus over the summer as Binghamton University broke ground on new projects and continued work on existing ones. A slideshow of summer construction updates released by Facilities...
Community
Corrections officer charged after using unnecessary force on inmate, Broome County Sheriff's Office says
Two corrections officers at the Broome County Correctional Facility were suspended without pay following the launch of an ongoing investigation involving the unnecessary use of force on an incarcerated individual. On July...
Listicle
Hungry? A spotlight on campus dining halls.
A well-balanced diet is key to fueling a college lifestyle. Binghamton University offers four dining halls that provide a variety of food options and themed meals. All students living in a residential...
Campus News
Plan B vending machine unveiled
Campus leaders unveiled a Plan B vending machine, which will sell $10 emergency contraception, in the basement of Glenn G. Bartle Library on Monday afternoon. According to Luca Cassidy, the Student Association’s...
Campus News
Broome County Jail detainees worked without pay despite being promised compensation, lawsuit alleges
A new federal lawsuit alleges that pretrial detainees at the Broome County Correctional Facility were forced to perform unpaid labor, despite being promised pay by jail officials. The civil rights action —...
Campus News
Solar eclipse passes through New York state, clouds block campus view
Students gazed up at cloudy skies on Binghamton University’s Peace Quad on Monday in hopes of watching this year’s total solar eclipse. The morning sky over the University was partly cloudy, with...
Campus News
History department hosts Northwestern University professor for annual lecture
An esteemed author and professor of history at Northwestern University gave a lecture highlighting the relationship between wood and settler colonialism in the United States last Thursday. The 15th-annual Shriber Lecture, titled...