News
Alumnus finds new creative outlet after working in Hollywood
Peter Alessandria, ‘83, was once a lawyer for production companies in Hollywood and is now a professional photographer. Alessandria was born on Long Island, but his education and his career led him...
News
Award-winning alumna teaches nutrition, food safety nationwide
Toby Amidor, a veteran of the food and nutrition industry, began her journey at Binghamton University, majoring in Hebrew studies and sharing meals with friends at the University Union’s Campus Pub. She...
News
A conversation with BU Alum Peter Altabef
This week, Pipe Dream sat down with Peter Altabef, a Binghamton Univeristy graduate and the chair and chief executive officer (CEO) of Unisys Corporation, a global information technology company. Altabef graduated in...
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...
Campus News
Controversial abortion bill met with campus protest
In response to the Texas abortion bill, students led a Women’s March on Binghamton University, as similar marches occurred simultaneously around the nation. The march was held on Saturday, Oct. 2, beginning...
Off-Campus News
"Defend Our Reproductive Rights" rally held at courthouse
Hundreds gathered by the steps of the Broome County Courthouse on Saturday, Oct. 2 to protest restrictions on reproductive rights. Binghamton’s protest was part of a nationwide Women’s March in each state...
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...
Campus News
Center for Civic Engagement hosts "Whose Freedom?" event
Students convened at the “Whose Freedom? A Deliberative Dialogue on Inclusion and the First Amendment” event to tackle the topic of what public universities can do to uphold their constitutional First Amendment...
Campus News
BU dining services limited amid supply chain disruptions
As students this semester adjust to a new normal, some may have noticed that dining services are not all as they once were. COVID-19-induced supply chain disruptions and employee shortages have led...
Campus News
Students, faculty face parking frustrations
As Binghamton University returns to in-person classes, frustration has been spreading among students and faculty alike as the University experiences new parking woes. Starting with the 2021-2022 academic year, the University has...