Campus News
Historic downtown building to become luxury student-housing
For Binghamton University students pressed for a place to live next year, Printing House Apartments may be the answer. The new complex is made up of three adjacent apartment buildings: A three-story...
Campus News
Graduate Student Organization (GSO) E-Board election results finalized
Election results for the Graduate Student Organization (GSO) 2015-2016 E-Board were announced Wednesday at the GSO’s last senate meeting of the semester. Shengsheng Zhou, a doctoral candidate in Binghamton University’s Translation Research...
Campus News
Undergraduates look to crowdfunding for summer research projects
For students looking to spend their summers conducting research at Binghamton University, funding is now only a click away. The Summer Scholars and Artists Program, organized by the Office of the Provost,...
News
North Korean refugee recounts escape to the United States
Growing up in the North Korean countryside, Justin Seo said he always dreamed of escaping his home country to explore the rest of the world. Little did he know that years later...
News
SA Judicial Board rejects VPMA re-vote grievance
The formal complaint contested PRE and the SA's decision to count 65 misspelled write-in votes ...
News
BU Council representative election results announced
Tuesday’s election for next year’s Binghamton University Council Student Representative concluded in a run-off. The three candidates for the position were Robert Pim, a sophomore double-majoring in finance and mathematics; Habeeb Sheikh,...
Speakers
Stephanie Courtney, 'Flo the Progressive Girl' actress, to speak at commencement ceremony
Courtney graduated from Binghamton University as an English major in 1992, and has since worked as an actress and improviser in “Mad Men,” “Tom Goes to the Mayor” and “2 Broke Girls,” ...
Speakers
Behind the fun and games, a human rights crisis at World Cup
The main problem is kafala, the system of labor that is used in the country, where migrant workers are brought to Qatar. ...
Campus News
Holi festival celebrates beginning of spring with bright colors, touches of Indian culture
The celebration featured six rounds where students threw red, blue, orange, yellow, purple, green and pink powders and water balloons at one another. ...
Science & Research
From the sociology of media to diabetes research, students present discoveries
The poster session was open to anyone interested in academic research, regardless of discipline ...