Campus News
WHRW revives sci-fi broadcast
Now 75 years later to the day, WHRW 90.5 FM will broadcast Welles’ radio play. Its event, “From Mercury to Mars: Welles and War of the Worlds at 75,” will celebrate the ...
Community
Gazanfer remembered for smile, love of music
Gokay Gazanfer, a junior from the information systems engineering program, passed away on Oct. 17 in Istanbul, Turkey. As a member of the dual diploma program, he studied at both Binghamton University ...
Student Association
VPAA looks to change repeated class grading policy
Following complaints from students about how grades from repeated classes are handled, members of the Student Association Office of Academic Affairs are looking to change and standardize the system. ...
Campus News
Students light up the night for Diwali Festival
The Indian Graduate Student Organization (IGSO) lit up the Mandela Room with a celebration of Diwali, the Indian festival of lights, Sunday night. With lights, dancing and South Asian cuisine, over 250 ...
Community
Investigation underway about potential spread of rare, active strain of tuberculosis
On Wednesday, Binghamton University sent out an email confirming that a BU community member had been diagnosed with tuberculosis. The email also said that the community member lives off campus and will ...
Campus News
Students spooked in Nature Preserve
Accompanied by an actor dressed in a costume, participants found themselves being followed by ghouls, clowns and even President Barack Obama as they traversed the Nature Preserve’s Pipeline Trail behind Newing College ...
Community
Meet Teri Rennia, Democratic candidate for Binghamton mayor
Teri Rennia is a small business owner, homeowner and mother, and come Nov. 5, she may be Binghamton’s next mayor. ...
Community
Meet Rich David, Republican candidate for Binghamton mayor
Running on a platform of transparency, improved public safety and a break from the status quo, Rich David is up for election to the position of Binghamton mayor on Nov. 5. ...
Campus News
Over 700 volunteer at 31st annual CHOW walk
Binghamton University students and Broome County residents gathered at the East Gym on Sunday to satisfy their hunger for fundraising. Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse (CHOW) held its 31st annual Hunger Walk, with...
Campus News
Finish line in sight for University Union Food Court
After what will be three semesters without a Food Court, the University Union marketplace renovation project is finally coming to a close. Peter Napolitano, director of auxiliary services, gave a tour of...