Ashley Carranza
acarranza@binghamton.edu
8 Articles
Campus News
Professor Neha Khanna of Economics Department presents research on redlining and pollution at annual lecture series
Neha Khanna, a professor of economics at Binghamton University, delivered a talk on the intersection of race, environmental justice and redlining on Tuesday. The lecture, titled “Race, Place, and Pollution: Redlining, Kinship,...
Campus News
I-GMAP hosts annual Frontiers of Prevention conference
The Institute of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention recently hosted its annual Frontiers of Prevention conference. The two-day event, held on Friday and Saturday, brought together 24 experts from around the world,...
Campus News
I-GMAP to host annual Frontiers of Prevention conference this weekend
The Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention will host its annual Frontiers of Prevention conference this weekend. The event will feature around 24 experts divided into seven panels on atrocity prevention...
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Students share dining-related grievances during town hall
Students voiced their grievances against Sodexo and campus dining services in a town hall on Thursday. The event, hosted by the University’s chapter of the Young Democrats Socialists of America, allowed students...
Community
Following reelection to unprecedented third term, Jason Garnar delivers State of the County address
After his reelection to a historic third term in November, Broome County Executive Jason Garnar ‘99 delivered the annual State of the County Address last Thursday. The speech described progress on key...
Community
Community memorializes third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Marking three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, community members, religious leaders and local representatives held a prayer service and rally in Downtown Binghamton. Held Saturday in front of the Broome County...
Campus News
The search for a new University president officially begins
Following the first meeting of the newly formed presidential search committee last week, the hunt to find Binghamton University’s eighth president has officially begun. Finding a replacement is no easy feat, according...
Campus News
Q Center hosts first 'Echoes of Identity' event of the semester
The Q Center celebrated its first “Echoes of Identity” event of the semester to promote an inclusive environment for all students. The gathering, held at the beginning of Black History Month in...