Campus News
Harpur College to add digital and data studies minor
Binghamton University’s oldest college has a new minor launching this fall. Students in the Harpur College of Arts and Sciences will soon have the option to add a digital and data studies...
Community
Broome County faces opioid spike
There has been a recent spike of opioid overdoses in Broome County, prompting local health officials to warn students of the dangers of synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl. As of last week,...
Campus News
Title IX Office develops new presentation
Students now have a new way to learn about resources offered by Binghamton University’s Title IX Office. According to a recent Dateline announcement, the University’s Title IX Office has created a presentation...
Campus News
BU expands quarantine and isolation housing
Over winter break, Binghamton University expanded its isolation and quarantine housing in response to rising COVID-19 cases. The University now has 320 beds available to students who would like to remain on...
Science & Research
Local sixth grader works with BU students to develop invention
Students from the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science are helping to turn an invention from a local sixth grader into reality. Delaney Dixon, a local sixth grader, and...
Coronavirus
Gov. Hochul lifts indoor mask mandate for businesses
New York State Gov. Kathy Hochul announced the statewide indoor business mask-or-vaccine requirement would end on Feb. 10, making it optional for counties, local governments and individual businesses to implement. The decision...
Campus News
CIW holds annual thrift shop
College-in-the-Woods is holding its annual “Thrift in the Woods” event to raise funds for the Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC), which supports underpaid garment workers around the world. The annual “Thrift in the...
Science & Research
BU named top research institution for second time
For the second time in a row, Binghamton University has been named in the “Research 1 (R1): Doctoral Universities — Very high research activity” list by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of...
Community
NAACP hosts "Know Your Rights" Panel
Lawyers, professors and a former Binghamton mayor gathered Wednesday to educate students about their rights. The panel, titled “Know Your Rights,” was hosted by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored...
Off-Campus News
The Colonial, Dos Rios and the Stone Fox open after monthlong closure
After a monthlong closure following an outpour of sexual assault allegations against owners, The Colonial, Dos Rios Cantina and The Stone Fox are open once again. In a Facebook post on Jan....