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President Stenger delivers final 'State of the University' address
As the curtain begins to close on University President Harvey Stenger’s 13-year tenure at the helm of the administration, around 400 students, faculty and community leaders gathered to hear him deliver his...
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I-GMAP sponsors discussion on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Amy Sodaro, the author of the 2018 book “Exhibiting Atrocity: Memorial Museums and the Politics of Past Violence,” discussed the importance of continuing Holocaust awareness education in a discussion sponsored by more...
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Future of DEI uncertain as Trump takes office again
Diversity, equity and inclusion programs on college campuses face an uncertain future a week into Donald Trump’s second term as president. Trump — who in 2020 signed an executive order prohibiting certain...
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Following four years of construction, Bartle Library's third floor reopens
After four years of planning and construction, the Glenn G. Bartle Library unveiled its newly renovated third floor to students at the beginning of this semester. The reopening introduced new resources, including...
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Clery Act undergoes some changes after Stop Campus Hazing Act signed into law
When former President Joe Biden signed the Stop Campus Hazing Act into law in December, it subsequently modified the Clery Act, a federal law that mandates how universities report campus crime information....
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Student Association posts statement from SA Congress condemning divestment from Israel
A statement that the Student Association Congress condemns divestment from Israel was posted to the SA’s main Instagram account on Wednesday afternoon. Its publishing was mandated by legislation passed by the body...
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Pi Kappa Phi returns to BU
After surrendering its charter in 2015, the Theta Omega chapter of Pi Kappa Phi is returning to Binghamton University this semester. The fraternity’s official philanthropic efforts will support the nonprofit The Ability...
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Following end to race-conscious admissions, BU sees slight changes in diversity and student enrollment statistics
Following the end of race-conscious affirmative action, Binghamton University saw its highest enrollment since 2017 and changes in diversity statistics this fall. Out of 18,815 students, 9,068 — just over 48 percent...
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United Professional and Service Employees Union spearheads student unionization effort
The United Professional and Service Employees Union is spearheading an effort to allow for the unionization of student food service workers at Binghamton University. Bargaining on behalf of public service workers since...
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SA Congress passes resolution advocating preservation of Mountainview quad
In response to continuous University efforts to convert the residential communities’ grass fields to turf, the Student Association Congress passed a resolution to preserve the Mountainview quad at the end of the...
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'Palestinian History' course taught for the first time since 2020
Following last year’s rise in pro-Palestinian activism on campus, Kent Schull, an associate professor of history and the director of the Center for Middle East and North Africa Studies, reintroduced and taught...
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Services for Students with Disabilities hosts athlete, Emmy-nominated speaker Robert Anthony
As part of Services for Students with Disabilities’ Reframing Disabilities Week, Emmy-nominated motivational speaker and athlete Robert Anthony gave a talk this Tuesday. Anthony was born with fibular hemimelia, a birth defect...
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Community mourns accepted student Omer Neutra
To grieve the loss of accepted Binghamton University student Omer Neutra, community members gathered for a memorial service Tuesday night in the Mandela Room. The service was led by the BU Zionist...