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Graduate students continue to express frustrations with selective stipend increase
Graduate students gathered outside the Events Center on Friday morning to protest a meeting held by administrators that was not open to students. The Graduate Students Employee Union (GSEU) and the Graduate...
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Student Congress 12/14/15: two pieces of legislation passed
Binghamton University’s Student Congress gathered for its last meeting of the semester on Monday night, passing two pieces of legislation. Kellam Throgmorton, a second-year graduate student studying anthropology, spoke to the congress...
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Jazzman’s manager Jimmy Alvarez serves up coffee with a slice of hospitality
Students who frequent Jazzman’s in the Glenn G. Bartle Library might recognize the familiar face of manager Jimmy Alvarez, or as some know him, “Jimmy from Jazzman’s.” They wouldn’t be the first...
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SA hosts forum to hear concerns from student body
The Student Association (SA) Executive Board held a town hall forum on Sunday, giving students a chance to hear what work the SA has been doing this semester as well as make...
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Attainable study goals and a good night’s rest may hold key to avoiding finals stress
With two presentations, two papers and one exam due in the next week, Anna Corrigan said the stress of her upcoming final exams and projects is getting to her. Planning to spend...
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BU professor gains attention for research on using periods in text messages
The period at the end of this sentence is now Binghamton University professor Celia Klin’s claim to fame. Klin, an associate professor of psychology and the associate dean of Harpur College, conducted...
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Changes to Nite Owl announced by Sodexo for Spring 2016
When students living on-campus return from winter break to face a new semester, they’ll also be coming back to new Nite Owl options. Due to changes decided upon by both Sodexo Dining...
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POLICE WATCH: December 15, 2015
At Least You Tried? FRIDAY, Dec. 11, 8:33 a.m. — A physical facilities worker called UPD to report that someone set off a fire extinguisher in College-in-the-Woods’ Oneida Hall, said Investigator Patrick...
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Southern Tier wins $500 million in Upstate Revitalization Initiative
Binghamton University President Harvey Stenger said it was a great day for the Southern Tier as he celebrated the region winning $500 million through Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Upstate Revitalization Initiative (URI). At...
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Fraternities and sororities give back for the holiday season
The holiday season has arrived, and Binghamton University Greek life organizations are hoping to spread the holiday cheer around the community. Various fraternities and sororities are engaging in charitable work to ensure...