Campus News
SUNY grants John Tagg Distinguished Professor Award
John Tagg, a professor of art history, was one of nine SUNY faculty members granted the Distinguished Professor Award. ...
Community
Binghamton University alumna teaches free yoga classes
One Binghamton University alumna has returned to the area with the goal of bridging religious, class and racial divides through the power of yoga. Hina Ahmed, 28, received her bachelor’s degree in...
Community
E-Waste Drive collects Binghamton University students' electronics
Rather than throw away costly electronics, students returning from Thanksgiving break can recycle their electronic devices during Binghamton University’s First Annual Student E-Waste Collection Drive. ...
News
R.E.A.C.H. promotes AIDS awareness and prevention with quilt
“The purpose of the quilt is to have a visual display of support for those who are affected or know of someone who is affected by HIV/AIDS,” Johnson wrote in an email. ...
Community
Bridging the Digital Divide Project provides computers, training
Fifteen Broome County residents were loaned fully functional computers as a part of the Bridging the Digital Divide Project (BDDP). ...
Greek Life
Delta Epsilon Psi hosts dodgeball tournament for charity
The fraternity members of Delta Epsilon Psi hosted a dodgeball tournament, raising $1,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). ...
Campus News
Caribbean Student Association hosts carnival
There was no end to the festivities during the Caribbean Student Association’s (CSA) carnival The E.N.D: Energy Never Dies. ...
Community
Runners strip off clothing during charity 5K
Binghamton community members removed their clothes on Saturday morning, and it wasn’t because of a wild night of partying. ...
Science & Research
Hydrofracking may not create jobs in United States
Amid ongoing debate regarding the economic benefits gas drilling could bring to New York state, Jannette M. Barth, Ph.D., delved into the often exaggerated realities of a potentially destructive industry. ...
Campus News
Binghamton University students debate way to smoke marijuana
Debaters from Rhetoric 354: Argumentative Theory argued for joints, blunts, pipes, bongs and vaporizers in front of a lecture hall packed with over 100 students. ...