Nuala Kappel
Assistant News Editor
nkappel@binghamton.edu
45 Articles
Community
Chinese whistleblower Guan Heng granted asylum, released from detention
Guan Heng, a Chinese whistleblower detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in August, was granted asylum by an immigration judge last Wednesday. After being transferred to another facility, he was released...
Community
Binghamton park may be renamed to honor firefighter who died in Court Street fire last year
Binghamton’s West End Park may be renamed to honor John R. Gaudet, a firefighter who died in the line of duty last year. Binghamton Fire Department Chief Alan G. Gardiner, Binghamton Professional...
Community
Local Democrats join race to replace Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo
Just a few weeks after longtime Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo MA ‘84 announced she will not seek reelection, several local Democrats have declared their candidacies in the race to succeed her. After serving...
News
Chinese whistleblower held by ICE in Broome County Jail
A Chinese whistleblower and asylum seeker is being detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the Broome County Correctional Facility. Guan Heng, a Chinese national who sought asylum in the United...
Campus News
Students approve changes to SA congressional elections in campus-wide referendum
The Student Association held a campus-wide referendum on Friday over whether to alter how congressional elections are run. With an estimated voter turnout of less than 1 percent, the proposed changes were...
Campus News
Nursing will not be considered a 'professional degree' for graduate student loan borrowing
The Trump administration will no longer consider nursing a professional degree for graduate loan-borrowing purposes under the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” On Nov. 6, the U.S. Department of Education’s Reimagining and...
Campus News
'Our Money, Our Voice': YDSA organizes march for campus dining reform
Continuing its push for campus dining reform, Binghamton University’s chapter of the Young Democratic Socialists of America organized a protest on Friday. Dozens of students rallied for heightened health and safety protocols,...
Campus News
After long debate, SA Congress passes resolution to protect student protest and free speech
The Student Association Congress passed a resolution protecting students’ right to organize and protest during its general body meeting on Tuesday. The “Resolution to Protect the Right to Organize” demands that Binghamton...
Community
Mayor Kraham wins reelection amid national Democrat victories
As Democratic candidates declared victory in key races across the country, incumbent Republican Mayor Jared Kraham narrowly won a second term in office in the City of Binghamton. Local Republicans also kept...
Community
Co-owner of Stadium 138 files lawsuit against business partners for opening Blazin' Saddles
Mikaila Fargnoli ‘15, a co-owner of Stadium 138, a local restaurant and bar, filed a lawsuit against her two business partners for allegedly violating a noncompetition agreement. Filed on Oct. 14, the...