Columns
Senior Column: Nothing but gratitude
As my journey at Binghamton University comes to an end in a matter of weeks, it’s inevitable that I reminisce about the time I spent here. Coming to BU as a transfer...
Columns
Internet censorship threatens to block social justice
Since Nov. 28, mass protests across the country of France have been the topic of many news articles and international headlines. Currently, demonstrators are protesting against the ratification of a new global...
Columns
Popular culture has elevated the famous from celebrity to divine status
Bedroom walls innocently plastered with boy band posters, drawing inspiration from celebrity wardrobes, even catching an accidental glimpse of sleazy tabloid headlines at the grocery store check-out — such things seem almost...
Staff Editorials
Editorial: Student care is self care
As the fall 2020 semester comes to a grueling conclusion at Binghamton University, many students have found themselves feeling burnt out long before finals week. As a result of COVID-19, the semester...
Columns
Social media "relationships" are subject to change
Faced with unprecedented technological innovations, global integration and a pace of life so accelerated you have to hold onto your seat, Generation Z — which generally encompasses kids born from the mid-90s...
Columns
The MCAT perpetuates systemic barriers to success
As winter break quickly approaches and I prepare to relax for two months, many of my premedical track friends are preparing for something not so relaxing — MCAT tutoring courses. In order...
Guest Columns
In response to Eleanor Gully's Nov. 16 column
On Nov. 16, Pipe Dream published a column proposing the abolition of the U.S. Senate. Its author predicated this radical suggestion on the basis that the Senate, with its two senators per...
Columns
In response to the Binghamton Review's Nov. 18 issue
I discuss the Holocaust in this piece, at some points in detail. I choose not to shy away from the details so as to paint a more vivid picture, but readers are...
Columns
Intent does not change the impact of bigoted humor
I wasn’t that surprised at the “joke” published in the Binghamton Review regarding Ariel Wajnrajch’s piece on Nov.18. I’ve never understood “Campus Presswatch,” the segment in which the joke appeared, because despite...
Columns
Though moderate, Biden's Cabinet picks are promising
Last Monday, President-elect Joseph R. Biden, Jr. was formally granted access to post-election resources and services by the General Services Administration, the government agency responsible for facilitating presidential transitions. That same day,...