Jacob Knipes
Assistant Sports Editor
jknipes1@binghamton.edu
147 Articles
Listicle
Binghamton bookstore holiday gifts
With 2022 in sight and the calendar reading December, the holiday season is officially upon us, and that means one very important thing: it’s gift shopping time! If your family is anything...
On-Campus Events
"In Pieces" musical features unique storytelling
“You Never Know” what you may find on Binghamton University’s diverse stages, and this past weekend saw the theatre department’s rendition of Joey Contreras’ “In Pieces.” “In Pieces” is about as contemporary...
Music
Adele reflects on "30"
Adele is back, and much like the wine in her new song “I Drink Wine,” she has only gotten better with age. Adele’s “30” is the fourth studio album from the international...
Theater
Fan-favorite "Heathers" performed by HPC
Scrunchies, 7-Eleven and homicidal boyfriends were the talk of the town this past weekend as the Hinman Production Company (HPC) put on the fan-favorite musical “Heathers.” “Heathers” revolves around high school senior...
Food
Alternative Thanksgiving dishes to try
Eating turkey, bickering with family and watching the Detroit Lions get blown out. These are the traditions that tie together one of America’s favorite holidays: Thanksgiving. Every fourth Thursday of November sees...
Theater
Three sets of two plays: KNOW Theatre Playwrights and Artists Festival returns triumphantly
KNOW Theatre’s 2021 Playwrights and Artists Festival is back and in front of live audiences. The Playwrights and Artists Festival, which involves three sets of two plays running on consecutive days, returns...
Campus News
Alumna speaks to students about her social media management career
Alumni Career Connections events are back in full swing at Binghamton University. On Nov. 12, the Alumni Association and the Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development hosted Delaney Ratzky, ‘17 at...
Campus News
"It's wage theft" — Graduate student TAs fight to abolish broad-based fees
Graduate student teaching assistants (TAs) are calling for the abolishment of broad-based fees, which they claim constitute wage theft by Binghamton University. During family weekend in late September, visitors on the BU...
On-Campus Events
"Proof" explores the interconnected maze of human relationships
Few pieces of theatre feel as raw and real as “Proof,” a play by David Auburn performed recently at Binghamton University’s Gruber Theater. “Proof” follows Catherine, the prodigal daughter of Robert, a...
Music
Ed Sheeran's new album struggles with storytelling
There was one question I kept asking myself when listening to Ed Sheeran’s fifth studio album “=,” an above-average, albeit poorly constructed collection of songs: “Who does Ed Sheeran want to be?”...