Campus News
Students challenge campus to brighten up
Brighten Up Binghamton, also known as the Post-it Project, is a mission to spread positivity and kindness on campus. ...
Speakers
Speaker researches Korean family trees
While some Korean natives may claim to be able to trace their family history back to royalty, professor Eugene Y. Park of the University of Pennsylvania’s Korea Foundation said that genealogy may ...
Campus News
Black Student Union celebrates 45th anniversary
After serving Binghamton University and the surrounding community since 1968, the Black Student Union celebrated its 45th anniversary on Saturday. ...
Community
JUMP Nation mentors high schoolers
Juvenile Urban Multicultural Program (JUMP Nation) hosted its annual fall semester event, inviting students from Broome County high schools to Binghamton University to get a feel for college life. ...
Campus News
University Counseling Center to add staff
The University Counseling Center received a funding increase of $3 per full-time student to increase staffing after seeing a 30 percent increase in use from this time last year, according to Johann ...
Campus News
BU falls short in national stationary bike competition
FitSpace remained open all night, and any adult with a New York State ID could help the effort. In the end, BU accumulated 3,103 miles — but it wasn’t enough to overcome ...
Greek Life
Binghamton University gets trashy
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi hosted Binghamton University’s first “Trashin’ Show,” where teams dressed up models in outfits made out of reused garbage. ...
Campus News
WE SPEAK BU play raises HIV awareness
Women Empowered Support, Protect, Educate, Advocate and Know at Binghamton University (WE SPEAK BU) hosted their third annual “HIV Positive Monologues” in order to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS and different methods of ...
Speakers
Cuban professor discusses origins of slave trade
Jorge Felipe González, from the Fundación Fernando Ortiz in Havana and a current fellow at Harvard University, described the participation of the United States in the Cuban slave trade on Thursday evening. ...
Campus News
Gallery showcases Binghamton University photography
The tables were moved and the stage was set: Appalachian Dining Hall had to be picture perfect for the third annual Binghamton Photography Contest. ...