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Stenger’s first semester is in the books
Pipe Dream sits down with President Harvey Stenger to discuss his first semester at BU and ideas for years to come.
Teacher evaluations overlooked by admins
Many believe that the Binghamton University’s treatment of teaching evaluations leaves students without a viable avenue to voice their opinions about the classes they take and the instructors who teach them.
Union closure to displace workers
For the roughly 40 unionized Sodexo employees working in the New University Union Food Court and Susquehanna Room, the renovations to the University Unions mean new jobs, and possibly different hours and wages.
Police Watch: May 14, 2012
FRIDAY, MAY 4, 11:30 a.m. — A 19-year-old female student reported that she was being harassed by several people from her residence hall, College-in-the-Woods’ Mohawk Hall, said Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. The student said that in December she was harassed by someone in the laundry room of the building, [...]
Student commencement speakers prepare for big day
Binghamton University released the names of the three students selected to speak on behalf of their classmates at Sunday’s commencement ceremonies.
2012 to see increases in BU’s online education enrollment
Online education is dialing up to be a significant factor in the futures of colleges and universities across the country, including Binghamton University.
New housing may bring economic revival
Two new student apartment complexes, set to open this summer in Downtown Binghamton, could bring economic growth to the city.
Campus construction to continue throughout summer
As part of a five-year, $550 million capital plan, the University’s Physical Facilities department will make visible changes to the campus landscape during the summer months between semesters.
Asbestos removal in campus buildings moves forward
Projects are currently underway at Binghamton University to remove asbestos from several campus buildings, including Science II and Tuscarora Office Building.
Spring Fling 2012
Before heading to the Events Center for the annual concert, the Binghamton University community spent the afternoon on the Peace Quad enjoying food, attractions and performances at this year’s Spring Fling.
Search for new provost narrows to five finalists
Binghamton University has narrowed its search to five finalists who are vying to become the next provost and vice president for academic affairs — the last position left empty after the fallout from the 2009 men’s basketball scandal — the first of which came to speak yesterday.
Mandela Room fills up for Stossel on Sunday
Libertarian pundit John Stossel closed Spring Fling weekend to a full house on Sunday afternoon in the Mandela Room.
Hinman gathers to celebrate Holi
The Hinman College Quad got colorful on Saturday afternoon as students came together to observe Holi, an Indian festival that marks farmers’ celebration of the harvest.