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Take a break: places to go that aren't Lecture Hall or Bartle Library
College isn’t all just classes. Binghamton University’s campus and community have plenty of places to enjoy when you’re not busy studying. Venture out to these places if you’re looking for something fun....
Thinkpiece
The new student's guide to making friends
As a rising senior, reluctant to pass the torch to graduating classes after me, I’ve begun reminiscing on my experiences at Binghamton University. With newfound knowledge and great appreciation for my time...
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Exploring Binghamton's art scene
When students think about Binghamton’s art scene, campus organizations, gallery exhibitions and student performances are often first to come to mind. While BU has countless opportunities for creative expression, some of the...
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The newest annual multicultural events on campus
The thought of venturing into college is stressful enough without the added pressure of finding community. While the process of finding a family on campus can be daunting, Binghamton University eases the...
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Five songs to bring the semester to a close
As the academic year comes to a close, students prepare to say goodbye to their college friends for the summer, and some get ready to graduate, moving on to the next stage...
Reviews
'Hokum' succeeds in capturing fear factor
Neon’s newest horror film “Hokum” hit theaters on May 1. Directed by Damian McCarthy, who also directed “Oddity” and “Caveat,” “Hokum” follows Ohm Bauman, played by Adam Scott, a successful novelist who...
Thinkpiece
Get comfortable with being uncomfortable
Studying abroad was an anomaly to everything I thought I knew. It was a unique blend of being a foreigner while slowly feeling like a local in a country I’m not from....
Reviews
Noah Kahan reflects on change, distance and growing pains of fame in 'The Great Divide'
Noah Kahan tackles themes of love, family and inner struggle in his fourth studio album, “The Great Divide.” “The Great Divide” explores his inner battle between the comfort of life in his...
On-Campus Events
Campus comes together to celebrate Korean culture and identity in K-Fest
Food-filled tents, tables and activities enlivened the space outside of the Young Sam Kim Korean Student Center in Old Champlain this past Friday afternoon for K-Fest. Sponsored by the YS Kim Foundation,...
On-Campus Events
ASO presents keynote speaker Dr. Umar
The African Student Organization held its keynote speaker event on April 30 with social media personality Dr. Umar Johnson in the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center’s Multipurpose Room. The conversation centered around navigating...
On-Campus Events
Guest dance groups compete at Quimbamba's 12th-annual 'El Polvorín'
Inspired by a celebration of heritage and history, Quimbamba Latin Dance Team transformed the Mandela Room into a vibrant tribute to Latin culture, hosting its annual showcase as part of Latin Weekend’s...
On-Campus Events
Student-designed mural honors over 100 multicultural organizations
Originally proposed in 2023 by former Student Association President Nia Johnson ‘23, a mural honoring all the multicultural organizations on campus has been constructed. After securing funding, getting University Union leadership to...
On-Campus Events
HaSA honors Haiti’s past and present in 'Zanset & Zetwal' pageant
The Haitian Student Association celebrated the rich history and heritage of Haiti in the Mandela Room last Sunday at their inaugural Mr. and Miss Haiti pageant. Themed “Zanset & Zetwal,” which translates...
On-Campus Events
MajorNoir's annual gala showcases talented dancers and heated competition
Families, friends and community members gathered in the American Legion Hall downtown this Sunday night for MajorNoir’s annual gala, themed”The Greatest Noirette” this year as an ode to The Greatest Showman. Founded...