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The Burt Mitchell Minority Management Organization (BMMMO) held an open discussion on public assistance programs, letting students judge the true value of welfare in America.
Saturday, May. 18, 2013
Dylan Friedenberg
20 Articles
Alumnus entrepreneur shares the secret to his success
Michael Wiesman came to campus to tell his success story and to help students create their own.
Poliks gives best material at Science Café
The Graduate Chemistry Club and the Materials Research Society teamed up on Friday to host an educational seminar on material science.
BU sees increase in international students
Nearly 700 students attended the international student orientation this year, up from around 500 last year.
SA digitizes ballots for upcoming election
With elections for the Student Association Executive Board right around the corner, a new electronic voting system will replace standard paper ballots.
Chinese acrobats swing onto Anderson’s stage
Binghamton University's Anderson Center for the Arts was packed with more than 1,000 spectators last Monday who came to see dazzling acrobatic performances from The National Acrobats of the People's Republic of China.
BU Internet confirmed to be slower
Many students have noticed a significant decrease in the speed of their Internet connections on campus this semester.
University shuts off DC++, but downloads continue
Binghamton University students have taken notice that the popular file-sharing program "DC++," which allowed students to freely download media files, is not working this semester.
The Rat reopens after ‘fire’ claim reassessed
The Downtown Binghamton bar The Rathskeller Pub, or "The Rat," which has been closed since April 13 due to an emergency suspension of its liquor license by the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA), reacquired its license and reopened its doors last Friday.
Binghamton student leaders react to landmark marriage vote
After weeks of heated debate, the New York State Senate passed a bill Friday, June 24 making New York the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. The bill, which passed in the Republican-led Senate by a vote of 33 to 29, had been approved by the Democrat-controlled Assembly the week prior. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo,...
20 Articles
Alumnus entrepreneur shares the secret to his success
Michael Wiesman came to campus to tell his success story and to help students create their own.
Poliks gives best material at Science Café
The Graduate Chemistry Club and the Materials Research Society teamed up on Friday to host an educational seminar on material science.
BU sees increase in international students
Nearly 700 students attended the international student orientation this year, up from around 500 last year.
SA digitizes ballots for upcoming election
With elections for the Student Association Executive Board right around the corner, a new electronic voting system will replace standard paper ballots.
Chinese acrobats swing onto Anderson’s stage
Binghamton University's Anderson Center for the Arts was packed with more than 1,000 spectators last Monday who came to see dazzling acrobatic performances from The National Acrobats of the People's Republic of China.
BU Internet confirmed to be slower
Many students have noticed a significant decrease in the speed of their Internet connections on campus this semester.
University shuts off DC++, but downloads continue
Binghamton University students have taken notice that the popular file-sharing program "DC++," which allowed students to freely download media files, is not working this semester.
The Rat reopens after ‘fire’ claim reassessed
The Downtown Binghamton bar The Rathskeller Pub, or "The Rat," which has been closed since April 13 due to an emergency suspension of its liquor license by the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA), reacquired its license and reopened its doors last Friday.
Binghamton student leaders react to landmark marriage vote
After weeks of heated debate, the New York State Senate passed a bill Friday, June 24 making New York the sixth state to legalize same-sex marriage. The bill, which passed in the Republican-led Senate by a vote of 33 to 29, had been approved by the Democrat-controlled Assembly the week prior. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo,...