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Southern Tier Women's Health Services provides local reproductive care
Southern Tier Women’s Health Services, a reproductive health clinic in Vestal, seeks to provide a haven for those in need of abortion care and other related services. Providing care to patients since...
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Undergraduate researchers present at LOCO festival
The Office of External Scholarships and Undergraduate Research Center hosted an undergraduate research exhibition on Thursday. Part of the LOCO festival, a weeklong series of events focused on global immigration and human...
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Alumnus publishes book sharing laundry tips and tricks
Alumnus Zach Pozniak ‘15, a professional dry cleaner, released a book on Oct. 15, sharing his laundry tips and tricks. Pozniak is a fourth-generation dry cleaner who works with his father at...
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University President Harvey Stenger to step down
This article was updated at 3:41 p.m. on 10/18. University President Harvey Stenger, at Friday morning’s Binghamton University Council meeting, announced that this year will be the last in his post. He...
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Phi Alpha Delta creates scholarship to honor recently passed alumnus
Phi Alpha Delta, a co-ed pre-law fraternity, has partnered with Binghamton High School to establish the Christian Dela Cruz Phi Alpha Delta Memorial Scholarship, which honors Christian Kevin Diwa Dela Cruz ‘14,...
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American Civic Association speakers address students and faculty
As part of Binghamton University’s weeklong LOCO festival programming, two speakers from the American Civic Association spoke about immigration statuses and refugee resettlement. Featuring Hussein Adams, the association’s executive director and chief...
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Human Rights Institute hosts modern slavery lecture
The Human Rights Institute hosted Todd Landman — a political science professor from the University of Nottingham — to discuss modern slavery and the methods used to combat it. The lecture, held...
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Village of Endicott receives millions to fight water contamination
The village of Endicott will receive over $25 million in grants and loans as part of a $665 million statewide initiative for affordable water infrastructure projects announced by Gov. Kathy Hochul last...
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Israeli and Palestinian peace advocates visit BU
Israeli and Palestinian peace advocates shared personal stories and discussed the importance of intercultural dialogue and changing political discourse to achieve peace in a talk organized by several Binghamton University departments. Held...
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BUZO spearheads 'My Sister Sivan' speaker event
The Binghamton University Zionist Organization hosted Nadav Elkabets last Thursday, whose sister Sivan and her partner, Naor Hasidim, were killed during the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks in Kibbutz Kfar Aza, a community...