Student Association
President: Chance Fiorisi
Chance Fiorisi, a junior majoring in political science, is one of three candidates on the ballot for Student Association (SA) president — an office that chairs the organization’s E-Board and serves as...
News
State Legislature bypasses Independent Redistricting Commission; Gov. Hochul signs new congressional map
Shortly after the bipartisan Independent Redistricting Commission approved a new set of congressional district lines for the 2024 election, the New York State Legislature voted to reject them. Democratic lawmakers, spurred by...
Campus News
VPSS explores changes to University retake grading policy
The Student Association’s (SA) vice president for student success (VPSS) has begun working to change the course retake policy, which may provide students with opportunities to improve their grade point average (GPA)....
Campus News
Student groups, University partners fund OCCT service to regional farmers market
For seven upcoming Saturdays, Off Campus College Transport (OCCT), Binghamton University’s student-run, managed and driven bus service, will provide service to the Broome County Regional Farmers Market, allowing students to purchase fresh...
Campus News
KASA hosts annual K-Night, themed 'Find your Seoul-Mate'
The Korean American Student Association (KASA) held its annual K-Night, themed “Find Your Seoul-Mate,” last Friday. A collaboration between many Korean-centered organizations on campus, K-Night is a celebration of Korean culture filled...
Campus News
Dunkin' self-serve kiosk plan delayed
Sodexo and Binghamton University Dining Services (BUDS) were planning to replace cashiers with self-ordering kiosks at the University Union Dunkin’ over spring break. Now, after product shipping delays, the project is “on...
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SUNY expands efforts to support students with FAFSA
SUNY Chancellor John King recently announced an expansion of efforts to support students completing their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) forms across all 64 SUNY campuses. These efforts are designed...
Community
Court rules Republican Strawn will fill sixth district vacancy as holdover councilman
The Broome County Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that Philip Strawn, the incumbent Republican councilman, will temporarily fill the Binghamton City Council’s sixth district vacancy until an appointment can be made. Settling a...
Campus News
Where's the 'Secret Poetry Room' in Bartle Library?
As students continue to tackle exams and papers, the Glenn G. Bartle Library announced the opening of a secluded space designed to provide writers with an environment to think creatively. The quiet...
News
BSU hosts entrepeneur Demetrius Harmon for keynote speaker event
As part of their Black History Month programming, the Black Student Union (BSU) hosted a keynote speaker event featuring Demetrius Harmon, a Gen Z internet personality, actor and business owner. The event...