Brandon Ng
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bng1294@binghamton.edu
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Campus News
SJP, TMPS educate students about ICJ case against Israel
Amid growing international concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, two campus organizations held an event last Tuesday, educating students about South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of...
Campus News
Students for Justice in Palestine, now fully-chartered, hopes to amplify pro-Palestinian voices on campus
Newly chartered by the Student Association (SA), Binghamton University’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is looking to the future. Advocating for Palestinian empowerment — both in historic Palestine and throughout the...
Community
Proposal to dissolve Binghamton City Police receives first hearing in City Council
At a tense work session yesterday, Binghamton’s City Council heard a measure that would defund the Binghamton City Police. The measure was submitted to the council’s agenda by John Solak, a Binghamton...
Campus News
University-led battery initiative designated Regional Innovation Engine
On Monday, the National Science Foundation (NSF) designated a Binghamton University-led battery project as a Regional Innovation Engine, awarding it up to $160 million over 10 years. The achievement was announced by...
News
U.S. Education Department opens investigation into University following complaint of 'failing to respond' to antisemitism
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has opened an investigation into Binghamton University over an alleged failure to respond to antisemitism on campus, confirmed to Pipe Dream by...
News
Court of Appeals orders congressional maps redrawn, in win for Democrats
After the Court of Appeals threw out statewide Democrats’ congressional gerrymander and ordered an upstate court to draw new maps, Republican candidates won 11 of 26 seats in 2022. Now, following Gov....
Community
At community gathering, Lea Webb launches campaign for reelection to State Senate
Before a large crowd on Thursday night, Lea Webb, Binghamton University ‘04, who represents Tompkins, Cortland and parts of Broome County in the New York State Senate, announced her campaign for reelection,...
News
Activists organize Wegmans protest in response to alleged racial profiling incident
Community activists are organizing a protest to be held Dec. 30 at 5 p.m. outside the Johnson City Wegmans in response to the alleged racial profiling of a local Black artist and...
Campus News
SJP holds vigil, speak-out for Palestine amid rising Gazan death toll
Binghamton University’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter held a vigil and speak-out this past Thursday to advocate for the lives and safety of Palestinian civilians, as the death toll rises...
Campus News
Rep. Molinaro advocates banning SJP at BU, universities nationwide
Amid growing violence in Gaza and tension in the United States, Rep. Marc Molinaro, who represents Greater Binghamton in the House of Representatives, has advocated for the banning of Students for Justice...