Columns
Public funding of Oklahoma Catholic School is dangerous
Should religious schools be fully funded by government and taxpayer money? According to the state of Oklahoma, the answer to that question is yes. After months of heated debate, Oklahoma approved St....
Columns
Having multiple concentrations in college is beneficial
I came into college pursuing biology but never wanted to be a doctor, unlike what felt like 90 percent of my acquaintances. Instead, research — as big and booming a field as...
Housing Issue 2023
Landlords fuel Binghamton housing crisis
It is no secret that America is languishing under an ill-governed housing crisis — COVID-19 revealed the abuse of lax renters laws across the country. Yet in spite of inflation, towns like...
Housing Issue 2023
Off-campus living is a difficult transition
I walked into my apartment at 7 Court St. on Aug. 21 and immediately basked in the freedom of moving into life as a junior at Binghamton University. No more late night...
Housing Issue 2023
Airbnb fuels gentrification and housing crisis in NYC
Unaffordable housing in New York City is a familiar issue that resonates with most natives, including myself. A study released in April found that almost 80 percent of NYC residents living below...
Columns
Save the Bundy, save third places
The Bundy Museum’s funding crisis should be a call to action to preserve community spaces, which are crucial to community building and the mental and physical well-being of citizens.The Bundy Museum, a...
Columns
Chainsaw Man Part Two is an exemplar sequel
Sequels have a Herculean task ahead of them. It’s not easy to create a new story from an existing work that honors the original. But Tatsuki Fujimoto, creator of the hit Japanese...
Staff Editorials
Broome County Jail must fulfill Holland settlement's promises
Last week, a settlement was finally reached in Makyyla Holland’s lawsuit, which has the potential to aid in passing legislation to protect the rights of transgender people incarcerated across New York state....
Columns
Studios are neglecting demand for original movies
Much of the moviegoing world was highly fixated on the “Barbenheimer” phenomenon this summer. “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer,” two vastly different but equally intriguing films, were both released in theaters on July 21...
Columns
Law is alive
The Supreme Court has recently made some interesting decisions, many of which are based on a conservative legal philosophy best represented by the Federalist Society. Indeed, all six of the conservative justices...