Joseph Brugellis
News Editor
jbrugel1@binghamton.edu
150 Articles
SA Elections 2026-27
SA releases unofficial results for 2026-27 election
The Student Association’s Elections and Judiciary Committee released preliminary results for this year’s election, declaring the unofficial winners.The results were initially released on Thursday night, a little over an hour after...
Community
Binghamton Police Department informs local bars of obligation to enforce laws against underage drinking
The Binghamton Police Department recently began proactively visiting local bars to advise owners and managers about their obligation to enforce laws against underage drinking. According to John C. Ryan, the department chief,...
Campus News
IRS filings reveal Student Association has over $140,000 deficit
Like most 501(c)(3) charities, Binghamton University’s Student Association is required to annually file a report with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service documenting the financial health of the nonprofit organization. The most recent...
Campus News
SA urges administration to prioritize replacing expired filters at water refill stations
In response to reports that several water refill stations on campus operate with expired filters that need replacement, the Student Association passed a resolution encouraging administrative officials to place QR codes by...
Community
Students, local activists rally at Broome County Jail demanding end to ICE cooperation
A collection of student organizations organized a demonstration outside of the Broome County Jail on Saturday to denounce the sheriff’s office’s partnership with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The protest was organized...
Community
New Crumbl Cookies store brings a variety of treats and desserts to Vestal
Hundreds of people descended onto Vestal Parkway this week for the grand opening of its new Crumbl Cookies store. Located right across the street from the Town Square Mall, the location launched...
Community
Printing House owners owe more than $1.2 million in unpaid fees
Over the past two years, the owners of The Printing House, a large student apartment complex in Downtown Binghamton, have racked up more than $1.2 million in unpaid payments owed to Broome...
Campus News
U.S. Department of Education cancels one of Binghamton University's TRIO Programs
Last fall, the U.S. Department of Education cancelled Binghamton University’s Upward Bound Math-Science program, which was designed to provide local students from “historically underrepresented and financially disadvantaged” backgrounds with access to resources...
Campus News
Annual Community Day introduces young people to science and engineering
To kick off National Engineers Week, the Thomas J. Watson College of Engineering and Applied Science invited hundreds of elementary, middle and high school students to participate in fun, engaging STEM-related activities....
Campus News
University celebrates 40th anniversary of TRIO Day
To celebrate the 40th anniversary of TRIO Day, designated by Congress to raise awareness about eight federal programs that help disadvantaged students obtain postsecondary education, students gathered in the Mandela Room on...