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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.
Sunday, May. 19, 2013
Susan Lamb
63 Articles
RA brings Planned Parenthood rep to Dickinson
Monday's presentation in Dickinson Community was not your typical free-food RA event, as a Planned Parenthood employee debunked sex myths and distributed Plan B to the student audience.
Students learn to cope with stress
Professor Jessica Surdey gave a well-timed talk about the causes, consequences and prevention of stress to students staring down the barrel of finals week.
University Union to undergo drastic makeover
The University released some details on the Union renovation project that will begin construction this summer.
BU goes green, hosts alpacas, for Earth Day celebration
Binghamton University students and faculty held a zero-waste festival Friday to join in the worldwide celebration of Earth Day.
Civil Rights leader speaks on campus
Mary Frances Berry, an American civil rights leader, came to Binghamton University yesterday to speak to students about the future of social justice.
Latino and Asian women unite to boycott company
On Monday, the Latin American and Caribbean Area Studies program (LACAS) hosted an event titled “Latina and Asian Immigrant Women Workers v. Corporations.”
Stenger maps out University’s future
University President Harvey Stenger has asked faculty, staff, students and alumni to help him build a “Road Map” for Binghamton University.
Shabbat 1500 event breaks national record
For the first time in history, more than 1,500 people attended the Shabbat 1500 event on Friday night.
NYPIRG petitions for tuition fee
Binghamton University’s chapter of New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) is taking a different path in its fight for a budget by adding $3.50 to the University’s mandatory Student Activity fee.
63 Articles
RA brings Planned Parenthood rep to Dickinson
Monday's presentation in Dickinson Community was not your typical free-food RA event, as a Planned Parenthood employee debunked sex myths and distributed Plan B to the student audience.
Students learn to cope with stress
Professor Jessica Surdey gave a well-timed talk about the causes, consequences and prevention of stress to students staring down the barrel of finals week.
University Union to undergo drastic makeover
The University released some details on the Union renovation project that will begin construction this summer.
BU goes green, hosts alpacas, for Earth Day celebration
Binghamton University students and faculty held a zero-waste festival Friday to join in the worldwide celebration of Earth Day.
Civil Rights leader speaks on campus
Mary Frances Berry, an American civil rights leader, came to Binghamton University yesterday to speak to students about the future of social justice.
Latino and Asian women unite to boycott company
On Monday, the Latin American and Caribbean Area Studies program (LACAS) hosted an event titled “Latina and Asian Immigrant Women Workers v. Corporations.”
Stenger maps out University’s future
University President Harvey Stenger has asked faculty, staff, students and alumni to help him build a “Road Map” for Binghamton University.
Shabbat 1500 event breaks national record
For the first time in history, more than 1,500 people attended the Shabbat 1500 event on Friday night.
NYPIRG petitions for tuition fee
Binghamton University’s chapter of New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) is taking a different path in its fight for a budget by adding $3.50 to the University’s mandatory Student Activity fee.