Columns

The problem with the way Hollywood depicts terrorism

“The 15:17 to Paris” is a movie about the heroic actions of several people who stopped a lone-wolf terrorist from killing people aboard a high-speed train heading to Paris on Aug. 21,...


Columns

College fitness practices can be toxic to mental health

I recently found a new podcast that I have quickly become enamored with: “Well and Weird” by Holly Lowery, whom I know from Cafe at 407 in Syracuse, a cafe dedicated to...


Staff Editorials

Editorial: Eat your heart out

Binghamton University seniors probably remember a time when the Lost Dog Cafe was one of the few places to eat in Downtown Binghamton, but walking in the area today, there are many...


Columns

It's unjust to force students to go to college

It was a foregone conclusion that before I graduated high school, I chose to go to university. This was the choice that was right for me; I was interested in economics and...


Guest Columns

Why shouldn't we study what we love?

Why does one study what one loves? It has been frequently argued that it is the only pathway to thrive in a field, or it is the right choice along which wealth,...


Advice Column

Dear Jessica 2/8: Hookup hardships; meal plan management

Dear Jessica, I’ve always thought of myself as a “relationship person.” I had a boyfriend for three years back in high school, but we mutually ended things my freshman year. Since coming...


Columns

BU needs more kosher eateries

Imagine Binghamton University Nite Owl, giant chocolate chip pancakes on Sunday mornings or getting lunch at the Marketplace. The kosher-observant students at BU can never experience these priceless moments. Meals are how...


Columns

Why is this flu season so dangerous?

It’s cold and flu season. But it’s just the flu — no biggie, right? Some friends and family have been talking about their co-workers and classmates coming down with a harsh case...


Columns

Acknowledging the importance of student fundraising

At 5 p.m. on Jan. 20, the doors to the Hinman Commons were thrown open and a stampede of Binghamton University students stormed in. Immediately, they dispersed and began to investigate. Curious...


Columns

Connecting Black History Month, Presidents Day and #MeToo

Presidents Day is usually celebrated with car and furniture sales. Before college, I fondly remember celebrating a much-needed week off from school in honor of our Founding Fathers. But this year, in...