Zach Wingate
Contributing Writer
zwingat1@binghamton.edu
46 Articles
News
North Korean refugee recounts escape to the United States
Growing up in the North Korean countryside, Justin Seo said he always dreamed of escaping his home country to explore the rest of the world. Little did he know that years later...
Science & Research
From the sociology of media to diabetes research, students present discoveries
The poster session was open to anyone interested in academic research, regardless of discipline ...
Campus News
Debaters take a close look at affirmative action in college admissions
With recent protests and dialogue about race on campus, students of the class Rhetoric 354: Argumentative Theory decided to host a debate focusing on the merits and pitfalls of affirmative action. Entitled,...
News
Students look to alternative options after graduation
College students spend four years training for the real world. For some, this means continuing their education at graduate school or getting an internship with the hopes of climbing the corporate ladder,...
Science & Research
In one of the quietest rooms in the world, Watson professor focuses in on hearing technology
Meaning “free from echo,” an anechoic chamber is a room designed to block out sound from the outside and absorb sound on the inside so that the microphones can collect the most ...
Community
Bikers race for clues in city-wide scavenger hunt
Binghamton University students, alumni and local residents bundled and geared up for a city-wide bicycle race. Starting at Confluence Park and ending at the top of the parking garage next to Boscov’s,...
Speakers
Moroccan professor breaks down Sufism, a mystical side of Islam
More than a billion people around the world identify as Muslim, but just like with other major religions, Islam is not a monolith. Visiting from Morroco, English professor Khalid Bekkaoui looked to...
News
Student Culinary Council 3/19/15: Healthier options, Chefs Fair
The Student Culinary Council (SCC) and Sodexo representatives met in the Chenango Room Thursday evening to discuss adding culinary options and upcoming events in dining halls. A big emphasis throughout the meeting...
Campus News
Loyola professors examines roots of male-dominated societies
For centuries, intellectuals around the world have protested the distorted standards between men and women. To address those inequalities, though, Catherine Wessinger, a professor at Loyola University in New Orleans, broke down...
Greek Life
Purim Carnival raises $3,000 for Coalition for Homeless
Activities and attractions included a mechanical bull, as well as pie and hotdog eating contests, with music by bands including the Mainframe, Pike and Strange Appeal. ...