Ashley Carranza
acarranza@binghamton.edu
25 Articles
Campus News
I-GMAP hosts second installation of visiting practitioners program
The Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention hosted a former U.S. State Department deputy ambassador for a lecture earlier this month as part of this semester’s visiting practitioner program. The talk,...
Campus News
Center of Israel Studies holds 'Gaza Beyond the Strip' roundtable
The Center for Israel Studies held a roundtable discussion on Monday to address the current crisis in Gaza. The talk, titled “Gaza Beyond the Strip: Histories and Possibilities of a Middle East...
Community
NAACP holds town hall to discuss renaming Columbus Park
At a tense town hall meeting on Tuesday, community members debated whether Columbus Park in the City of Binghamton should be renamed. The town hall was hosted by the Broome Tioga chapter...
News
NYSEG plan to overhaul electric grid could bring price hikes
Binghamton residents may soon face higher utility bills under a new plan proposed by New York State Electric and Gas. Released in July, the “Powering NY” plan would subsidize efforts to improve...
Orientation Issue 2025
Notable people at the University
As you explore campus and get to know your new surroundings, you’ll likely run into some important faces. Here are some Binghamton University figures to familiarize yourself with before classes start in...
Campus News
Department of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies organizes a teach-in supporting DEI initiatives
Binghamton University’s Department of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies hosted a teach-in on Monday about the importance of diversity, equity and inclusion. The event sought to discuss and support the University’s commitment...
Campus News
Binghamton Policy Project unveils proposals at second-annual Blueprint Party
The Binghamton Policy Project, an organization that provides students with a space to propose solutions to policy issues, hosted its second-annual Blueprint Party on Tuesday. The event celebrated the publication of its...
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...