Ella Connors
News Editor
econnor3@binghamton.edu
77 Articles
Campus News
Peace Quad vigil honors the lives of six hostages killed by Hamas
A crowd gathered on Binghamton University’s Peace Quad for a vigil honoring the lives of the six hostages killed by Hamas last week. The vigil — led by the largest Jewish organizations...
Community
Rockefeller Center Christmas tree returns to Broome County
After making a show-stopping appearance in Rockefeller Center this past December, the Vestal Christmas Tree returned to its Broome County roots. Since 2007, the lumber from each year’s Rockefeller Christmas tree has...
Campus News
Angie Pelekidis, alumna and lecturer, to debut novel 'Unlucky Mel'
A Binghamton University alumna and the current associate director of first-year writing, Aggeliki Pelekidis MA ‘08, Ph.D ‘12, is debuting her new book “Unlucky Mel,” which centers themes of both feminism and...
Community
Rabbi Levi Slonim of Chabad gives opening prayer for U.S. House
One day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress, Rabbi Levi Slonim, the director of development at the Rohr Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life at Binghamton,...
News
Biden exits presidential race, shaking up local congressional contest
President Joe Biden announced Sunday that he was ending his presidential campaign, endorsing his vice president, Kamala Harris, for the Democratic nomination. As the race for commander in chief enters a new...
Community
City Council approves funds for increased camera surveillance
Over vocal opposition from residents, the City Council on Wednesday passed a resolution accepting increased funding for camera surveillance across Binghamton. The resolution was first presented to the council by Deputy Mayor...
Listicle
Pipe Dream's Stories of the Year
This past academic year produced an eventful news cycle and a wide range of coverage both on and off campus, ranging from the Vestal Christmas tree to student activism. As a new...
Community
Binghamton community responds to Trump conviction
As Americans face the historic reality of a former president’s felony conviction, Pipe Dream reached out to campus and community political leaders for their thoughts on the landmark legal proceedings. The verdict...
Community
Attorney General report determines excessive force was used in Hamail Waddell arrest; community responds
Community activists gathered at Binghamton City Hall on Wednesday evening in response to a recently released report from the New York Attorney General’s office, which found excessive force was used in the...
Campus News
Swastika found by University Union bus stop
A swastika drawn in the dirt by the Binghamton University Union bus stop was discovered on Wednesday evening. A subsequent Thursday afternoon B-Line message to students said that while University police are...