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From convocation to Last Call BU, there are some things we’ll really miss about Bing when we all graduate.
Monday, May. 20, 2013
Sophia Rosenbaum
99 Articles
Tragedy and triumph in Binghamton
My experience at Binghamton University has been a series of tragedies, construction and the best times of my life. The class of 2012 is well aware that the University wanted us to suffer through all four years with shitty dining halls, a D-grade gym facility, endless central campus construction that won’t benefit us and, of...
Stossel, mustached conservative activist, heads to BU
Celebrity journalist John Stossel will bring his mustache and well-known brand of polemic conservatism to the Old University Union’s Mandela Room on Sunday.
Empowerment rally scheduled for Friday
The Secular Student Alliance, the Food Co-op, the Equality Project and S.A.L.L.E. are all sponsoring a student empowerment rally from noon to 4 p.m. this Friday on the west patio outside M&T Bank.
Hillel throws thousand-strong party for Yom Ha’Atzmaut
Hillel at Binghamton brought the international celebration of Yom Ha’Atzmaut to campus yesterday, which marked 64 years of Israeli independence.
Alum wins Pulitzer for tax investigation
David Kocieniewski ‘85 has risen from Pipe Dream’s news desk to the Pultizer Prize’s winner’s circle.
Nick Kroll leads ‘League’ in laughs
“Nick Kroll and the Comedy Central College Tour” hit the Anderson Center on Monday.
Internet disruption renders Bartle desolate
For around four hours starting at 3:30 p.m. yesterday, Binghamton University’s campus was without Internet, telephone service and Bmail.
Jill Seymour: The woman behind Harpur Academic Advising
Most people at Binghamton University want to feel like they’re more than just a number. They want to walk into Harpur Advising, be on a first-name basis with an adviser and really feel like that person cares about their life.
University Counseling Center falls short, some students say
Though the Binghamton University Counseling Center meets national recommendations on paper, some students feel that those in need are often turned away.
99 Articles
Tragedy and triumph in Binghamton
My experience at Binghamton University has been a series of tragedies, construction and the best times of my life. The class of 2012 is well aware that the University wanted us to suffer through all four years with shitty dining halls, a D-grade gym facility, endless central campus construction that won’t benefit us and, of...
Stossel, mustached conservative activist, heads to BU
Celebrity journalist John Stossel will bring his mustache and well-known brand of polemic conservatism to the Old University Union’s Mandela Room on Sunday.
Empowerment rally scheduled for Friday
The Secular Student Alliance, the Food Co-op, the Equality Project and S.A.L.L.E. are all sponsoring a student empowerment rally from noon to 4 p.m. this Friday on the west patio outside M&T Bank.
Hillel throws thousand-strong party for Yom Ha’Atzmaut
Hillel at Binghamton brought the international celebration of Yom Ha’Atzmaut to campus yesterday, which marked 64 years of Israeli independence.
Alum wins Pulitzer for tax investigation
David Kocieniewski ‘85 has risen from Pipe Dream’s news desk to the Pultizer Prize’s winner’s circle.
Nick Kroll leads ‘League’ in laughs
“Nick Kroll and the Comedy Central College Tour” hit the Anderson Center on Monday.
Internet disruption renders Bartle desolate
For around four hours starting at 3:30 p.m. yesterday, Binghamton University’s campus was without Internet, telephone service and Bmail.
Jill Seymour: The woman behind Harpur Academic Advising
Most people at Binghamton University want to feel like they’re more than just a number. They want to walk into Harpur Advising, be on a first-name basis with an adviser and really feel like that person cares about their life.
University Counseling Center falls short, some students say
Though the Binghamton University Counseling Center meets national recommendations on paper, some students feel that those in need are often turned away.