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Harvey Stenger speaks at an open hall forum on March 22 in Lecture Hall 2 to address student concerns and the University’s state of affairs. Stenger recently released a video detailing his plans to make Binghamton University a premiere public ivy.
— C. Peter Magrath will retire from Binghamton University on Dec. 31 this year at the age of 78, capping a 50-year career in higher education that he began as a political science instructor at Brown University in 1961.
— After a $13.5 million renovation, the East Gym is set to reopen by the start of next semester. The East Gym will be open and available for students and faculty starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28.
— Few students give much thought to things like food or sleep, other than what is minimally needed to sustain them through several days of cramming.
— A large percentage of the Nature Preserve's deer population will be selectively killed over winter break, from Dec. 20 to Jan. 20.
— Binghamton University students have designed an alternative to posting flyers on campus or visiting the University Bookstore to sell back their old textbooks.