Community
NAACP hosts "Know Your Rights" Panel
Lawyers, professors and a former Binghamton mayor gathered Wednesday to educate students about their rights. The panel, titled “Know Your Rights,” was hosted by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored...
Off-Campus News
The Colonial, Dos Rios and the Stone Fox open after monthlong closure
After a monthlong closure following an outpour of sexual assault allegations against owners, The Colonial, Dos Rios Cantina and The Stone Fox are open once again. In a Facebook post on Jan....
Community
Snow day brings abrupt end to first full week of classes
The first full week of classes ended quickly for many students at Binghamton University. On Thursday, the University sent out a B-Alert stating that in-person classes at Science I, the Glenn G....
Community
JUST holds book drive for Broome County inmates
Broome County’s incarcerated populations are finding a literary escape from the walls of prison. The initiative is being undertaken by Justice and Unity for the Southern Tier (JUST), a local community group...
Off-Campus News
Binghamton mayor announces small business relief fund
Binghamton Mayor Richard David has announced an additional $113,000 in COVID-19 small business relief. On Sept. 20, Mayor David informed the city of Binghamton about the fourth round of pandemic assistance for...
Politics
Underserved public schools across nation to recieve federal grants
The United States Department of Education (DOE) has announced it will be providing $40 million in grants to the Promise Neighborhood grantees across seven states. In a press release by U.S. Secretary...
Community
Local businesses receive third round of monetary assistance
Local businesses struggling with the pandemic can receive some help from the city government. Last Monday, April 26, Binghamton Mayor Richard David announced the third round of monetary assistance for small businesses...
Community
Community members, students march in Black Children Matter rally
Community members took to the streets to draw attention to issues surrounding police violence — this time focusing on how it relates to children. On April 24 at 3 p.m., a rally...
Features
Muslim students, faculty celebrate Ramadan at BU
The most sacred month in the Islamic calendar, Ramadan, is upon Muslims worldwide until May 12. This is a month of worship by means of fasting, good deeds and prayer. Each day,...
Community
COVID-19 vaccination sites for students to access
Below is a list of sites that Binghamton University students can visit in order to get the COVID-19 vaccine. New York State Vaccination Site 10 Gannett Drive, Johnson City, NY 13790 Phone:...