Facebook
Twitter
BU students find ‘study drugs’ easily
As the end of the semester nears, some students turn to prescription drugs — like Concerta, Vyvanse and, more commonly, Adderall — to increase their focus level and work longer hours.
Thursday, May. 23, 2013
News (Page 62)
University confirms plan to cull campus deer
A large percentage of the Nature Preserve’s deer population will be selectively killed over winter break, from Dec. 20 to Jan. 20.
Facebook group cuts middleman out of BU textbook sales
Binghamton University students have designed an alternative to posting flyers on campus or visiting the University Bookstore to sell back their old textbooks.
Snack foods sustain students while studying
Upcoming finals may be the top concern of many college students this week. So much so that few give much thought to things like food or sleep, other than what is minimally needed to sustain them through several days of...
Studyers ‘occupy’ Bartle Library during exam crunch
Most weekend nights, you’d be more likely to find students at Tom & Marty’s than the Glenn G. Bartle Library. But in the days leading up to finals week, the library turns into something different — “Club
Long-awaited East Gym to reopen in January
After a $13.5 million renovation, the East Gym is set to reopen by the start of next semester.
Magrath to retire after half-century career in higher education
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.
Fracking investigation finds toxic emissions at drill sites
There is new evidence that hydraulic fracturing poses a threat to air quality.
Police Watch: Dec. 6, 2011
FRIDAY, DEC. 2, 10:25 p.m. — Officers on patrol responded to reports of a marijuana smell in Newing College’s Bingham Hall, said Investigator Patrick Reilly of Binghamton’s New York State University Police. The officers identified the room from which the...
UNC Professor explains science of alcoholism
Clyde Hodge, a professor of psychiatry and pharmacology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, gave a lecture to an audience of mostly graduate students and regional professors last Friday about the findings of his research on the neurobiological roots...