News
“The Art of Water” brings community together for celebration at Chenango River
Chalk drawings and live music along the Chenango River at Court Street highlighted the importance of clean water within the Binghamton community. The Broome-Tioga Stormwater Coalition, an organization that works to minimize...
News
Reconciling culture with legality, prof. breaks down battle for gender equality
Social science and history came together on Friday as historian Giusi Russo gave students a look at the gendered struggle for human rights within the United Nations. Russo, an assistant professor of...
News
Students march in solidarity with Freddie Gray, people of Baltimore
On April 12, Baltimore resident Freddie Gray died while in police custody, setting off weeks of protesting in the area and across the country. On May 1, dozens of students at Binghamton...
Campus News
With candlelight vigil, students show solidarity with Nepal
More than 200 students gathered at the University Union clock tower Monday evening to support the 8.1 million people in Nepal who were impacted by the April 25 earthquake. At the candlelight...
Science & Research
Craig Eric Morris shares science behind break-ups, post-relationship emotions
Breakups are not fun, as anyone who has experienced them knows. Craig Eric Morris wanted to figure out why. Over 120 students filled Academic Building A on Monday night to hear the...
Campus News
Musicians sing and students swing at Bing Spring Fling
Saturday’s Spring Fling concert followed the recent trend of hosting wildly different types of musicians. This year, students got the chance to dance to a funk-rock band, a rapper and a mash-up...
Campus News
To raise money for charity, teams compete in geocache treasure hunt
Binghamton University students and staff combined adventure and community service as they competed in a school-wide treasure hunt. The Center for Civic Engagement (CCE) hosted its first “Geo-Ca$h for Charity” event from...
Speakers
For a fulfilling life, professor urges following an unconventional path
“Things get bad, things are going to get bad and if you just hang on they’ll turn around,” Signorotti said. “They always do.” ...
Campus News
Sharing stories of adversity, students get a chance to address 'microaggressions'
“Diversity is Strength: Binghamton’s Microaggression Project” aimed to highlight Binghamton University students’ own run-ins with intolerance from their peers. ...
Campus News
At award ceremony, chemist recounts time as science advisor for 'Breaking Bad'
To help with the meth-making equations on “Breaking Bad,” showrunner Vince Gilligan had to call in an expert. That very expert was called to speak at Binghamton University on Wednesday. Donna Nelson,...