Rebecca Szlechter
rszlech1@binghamton.edu
8 Articles
Opinions
Recent attack in Amsterdam stems from hateful rhetoric on college campuses
One week ago on Nov. 7, innocent Israeli soccer fans were sought out and brutally attacked after the Maccabi Tel Aviv team played against Ajax in Amsterdam. The relentless attackers shouted “Free...
Music
'CHROMAKOPIA' explores personal themes with experimental sounds
Tyler, The Creator’s latest album, “CHROMAKOPIA,” came out on Oct. 28, and it’s a masterclass in his ability to weave personal themes with experimental tunes. From the first track, “St. Chroma (feat....
Opinions
Qatar's funding of American universities is dangerous
The acceptance of substantial foreign funding, particularly Qatar’s $4.7 billion contribution to American higher education between 2001 and 2021, raises significant concerns about campus safety and integrity. When universities accept money from...
Music
Coldplay releases new album 'Moon Music'
Coldplay’s new album “Moon Music” came out this past week on Oct. 4. Featuring 10 songs, it immerses its listeners into a world of tranquility. While the band is known for groundbreaking...
Opinions
Testing accommodations are failing all students
In an attempt to create a fairer educational environment, the provision of extra time for tests has, ironically, introduced a large amount of new problems and unfairness. While this accommodation was created...
Opinions
IDF's efforts to minimize civilian casualities must be recognized
Critics of Israel often focus on condemning Israel’s actions yet may not fully consider how their stance can unintentionally help contribute to a narrative that overlooks the violent tactics of some groups....
On-Campus Events
CEMERS lecture explores Roman politics and religion
Edward Watts, a professor of history at the University of California, San Diego, delivered a lecture this past Wednesday based on his research of Roman history. The talk, “Religion and the Political...
Listicle
Exploring off-campus housing
Binghamton University offers six on-campus living communities. Still, for students seeking a change of scenery, the city’s off-campus housing options cater to various lifestyles and preferences. From bustling Downtown Binghamton to calmer...