Tresa Karnati
Assistant News Editor
tkarnat1@binghamton.edu
58 Articles
Housing Issue 2024
Court Street development to provide affordable housing for vulnerable populations
Helio Health, a foundation that provides comprehensive health care to those struggling with substance use and mental health disorders, has partnered with Passero, an engineering firm, and Christa Construction to build a...
Community
State Sen. Webb secures funding for WSKG emergency generators
New York State Sen. Lea Webb announced $375,000 in funding for the WSKG public broadcasting station at a Tuesday press conference. WSKG, a private nonprofit that provides educational and news programming to...
Community
Local political figures share thoughts after Trump assassination attempt
Just one day before former President Donald Trump was set to travel to the Republican National Convention — where he is expected to claim the Republican nomination for president — shots rang...
Listicle
Major dates to know this semester
Take out a red marker and circle these key dates on your calendar to prepare yourself for the most successful and fulfilling semester yet. New Student Move-in and Welcome Program (Aug. 16...
Campus News
Activists rally for divestment on Admitted Students Day
During Admitted Students Day, campus community members rallied for Palestine, demanding financial transparency from Binghamton University and divestment from the Israeli military. The rally was organized by the Divest from Death coalition...
Feature
Binghamton Policy Project to unveil 2024 Blueprint
The Binghamton Policy Project (BPP), an organization giving students a forum to organize and improve their communities through progressive policy activism, has unveiled its 2024 Policy Blueprint. Published annually, the blueprint covers...
Campus News
A week before Spring Fling, BSSL hit by resignations
Just one week before Spring Fling, multiple Binghamton Sound, Stage and Lighting (BSSL) E-Board members have publicly announced their resignations, largely in response to a controversial resolution passed in the Student Association...
Campus News
Divest from Death coalition backs pro-BDS resolution
The Divest from Death campaign, made up of a coalition of 19 student organizations, is supporting a resolution calling on the Student Association (SA) to use its platform to pressure Binghamton University...
Drug Issue 2024
Drug resources to know
The academic stress a college environment fosters can lead students to adopt unhealthy coping mechanisms. If you or someone you know is experiencing issues with substance abuse, here are some campus and...
Campus News
Religious preacher incites debate, draws student crowd
For the second time this academic year, a religious preacher made inflammatory remarks toward various marginalized groups and engaged in heated debate with students on campus. Arriving Tuesday morning, Daniel Jon Lee,...