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SA Congress tables certification for two campuswide races
The Student Association Congress tabled certification for two races in the 2025 campuswide election at a meeting on Tuesday. The decision came after concerns were raised about the electoral processes of the...
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Joint Grievance Board finds Cui eligible to run for University Council representative
This article was updated at 5:23 p.m. on 4/1. After weeks of controversy about her candidacy for University Council representative, a sharply divided Joint Grievance Board found Irene Cui eligible to run....
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Claims leveled against University President Harvey Stenger, Vice President for Student Affairs Brian Rose dismissed
A federal judge has dismissed all legal claims filed against University President Harvey Stenger and Vice President for Student Affairs Brian Rose in connection with two campus protests in 2019. Filed in...
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SA Congress passes resolution to amend Management Policies; E-Board vetoes
Around a month after first debating a Student Association Congress resolution to amend one of the SA’s governing documents, the Management Policies, at a hastily scheduled tense emergency meeting, the body unanimously...
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I-GMAP to host annual Frontiers of Prevention conference this weekend
The Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention will host its annual Frontiers of Prevention conference this weekend. The event will feature around 24 experts divided into seven panels on atrocity prevention...
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SJP spearheads protest for 'Week of Rage'
Editor’s Note: At the request of organizers who cited security concerns, faces have been blurred. Held as part of the national Students for Justice in Palestine organization’s “Week of Rage,” around 25...
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Students share dining-related grievances during town hall
Students voiced their grievances against Sodexo and campus dining services in a town hall on Thursday. The event, hosted by the University’s chapter of the Young Democrats Socialists of America, allowed students...
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B-Healthy Initiative hosts 15th-annual Health and Wellness Fair
The Health and Wellness Fair, hosted by B-Healthy: Healthy Campus Initiative, was held last Wednesday to educate and provide students with resources to support their well-being on and off campus. Continuing with...
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18-year-old arrested on campus last month had an assault weapon in his trunk
University Police Department officers arrested an out-of-state 18-year-old last month on a litany of alleged violations ranging from gun charges and assault to resisting arrest — on Binghamton University’s campus. The arrest...
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Stand-up comedian Kaytlin Bailey performs 'Whore's Eye View' show
Kaytlin Bailey, a stand-up comedian, on Friday performed her show “Whore’s Eye View,” an hourlong show racing through 10,000 years of history — from a sex worker’s perspective. Bailey is the founder...
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Bearcat statue marks 25 years as University mascot
Student leaders and University administrators gathered on Thursday to unveil a binturong statue in the Admissions Center. The statue will be temporarily displayed there for prospective students to see before it is...
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Candidate previously disqualified from University Council representative race 'temporarily' restored
Last Thursday, the chair of the Student Association Congress’ Elections and Judiciary Committee told Pipe Dream that Irene Cui, who was one of two candidates running for student representative on the University...
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Protesters disrupt Q Center talk featuring transgender activist who served in the IDF
This article was updated at 11:26 p.m. on 3/24 to include an additional statement from the speaker, Michael Alroy. Content Warning: This article contains mentions of suicide. More than a dozen protesters...