Speakers
Immigration advocates dissect national policy
On Wednesday in the Old University Union, the Binghamton University Masters of Public Administration department (MPA) hosted a panel of speakers to address issues for the millions of immigrants in the U.S. ...
Campus News
In search for Ombudsman, first candidate gives pitch
Binghamton University needs a new ombudsman. And on Tuesday afternoon, the first candidate for the position came to campus not to mediate an argument, but to present one: why he is best...
Campus News
Binghamton University begins search for new Dean of Libraries
Binghamton University has begun its search for a new dean of libraries. John Meador, who held the position for 11 years, left BU this summer to become the dean of libraries at...
Speakers
EVoS talk examines ways prenatal stress, diet tie to obesity
Professor discusses study following infants from birth until adolescence, and studied how poor nutrition and stress during pregnancy can increase the risk of obesity in children. ...
Campus News
Yoga relaxes muscles, formalities between faculty and students
Over 30 students gathered on Sunday to stretch their limbs alongside President Harvey Stenger and other University administrators ...
Campus News
Short-staffed, Harpur Advising struggles to accomodate students
Harpur’s advising staff is currently only half of what it usually is. After three advisers took jobs elsewhere and one left on maternity leave, the advising center only has four of its ...
Science & Research
With database, consolidated search for research opportunities
Research Connections is a search engine that allows graduate and undergraduate students to find and submit applications for research opportunities. ...
Campus News
Back to the Motherland banquet celebrates African culture through dance
Uyai Nnua may be an African-style dance team, but Friday night the group took students on a world tour. The team, founded in 2011, put on its first banquet event in the...
Science & Research
Study questions financial gains of energy efficient housing
Economics professor Carmen Carrión-Flores began studying how having the ENERGY STAR-approved stamp added value to a home in 2010 and found that over time, when the houses were resold, the investment didn’t ...
Speakers
Non-profit publisher gives aspiring writers glimpse of literary world
Gagliano, the business director of Slice magazine, recalled launching the non-profit literary magazine in 2007 with fellow writer and book editor Celia Johnson in her talk as part of of the Binghamton ...