Binghamton University released a list of disciplinary actions last week that it had handed down to Greek Life over the last academic year, including sanctions against six fraternities, three of which were suspended.
Following Pipe Dream’s editorial calling for more transparency and suggesting that some dining hall prices may be too high, the Residence Dining Advisory Committee determined that burritos — and everything else sold by Sodexo — are fairly priced.
I’d like to issue an apology. At one point or another, I screwed up. And for that, I am truly sorry.
Tom & Marty’s charged at the door for the first time in the bar’s history this weekend, enacting its own take on the one-drink minimum.
By summer’s end, the Student Association hopes to install bike racks on all of Off Campus College Transport’s blue buses.
The Binghamton University community responded to news of the bombs in Boston.
Delta Chi had its charter suspended this week, renewing the talks of hazing that had nearly slipped to the back burner during a relatively controversy-free spring semester.
The Binghamton University Road Map is taking form and a pharmacy school seems likely, after BU President Harvey Stenger announced Monday that more than $13 million will be allocated to Road Map proposals over the next 28 months.
Student Association elections are in less than a week, but a string of missed opportunities to publicize the ballot has left most students in the dark.
University President Harvey Stenger was publicly and unexpectedly censured at a student-organized discussion of racism on Wednesday, completely overshadowing a series of deeply personal accounts of discrimination.
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