Rachel Goldsmith
rgoldsmith@binghamton.edu
16 Articles
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BU student Jesse Findling eliminated from Season 24 of 'American Idol'
Jesse Findling, a Binghamton University junior majoring in biology and minoring in musical theater, has ended his run on American Idol after making the top 12. The April 6 episode hosted a...
Campus News
University project sponsors research on exiled women activists
Binghamton University’s Human Rights Institute is sponsoring research on women activists to document their experiences of peacebuilding in their home countries and while in exile. The Women In Exile Project, supervised by...
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'In Their Names' vigil organized to remember lives lost from political violence
A group of student organizations hosted a vigil for victims of political violence on the Spine on Wednesday. The “In Their Names” vigil highlighted political violence against Black people, immigrants, Palestinians and...
Campus News
SA hosts town hall over how to better address the mental health needs of students
The Student Association’s Student Life and Academics Committee hosted a mental health town hall for students to share their difficulties with accessing and utilizing mental health resources at Binghamton University. Organizers opened...
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NASA missions to benefit from technology developed by Endicott-based ENSCO Inc.
Technology developed by a local company will be used in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s upcoming Artemis II mission. ENSCO Inc., an engineering and technology company operating in the aerospace, national...
Campus News
SA Congress to create Department of Public Relations
The Student Association Congress is creating a new department centered on increasing transparency and communication between the governing body and students. The “Resolution To Create the Student Association Congress Department of Public...
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Mechanical company with Binghamton battery site awarded $850,000 grant
Canadian company CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions received an Empire State Development Grant to expand its battery operations in Binghamton. The $850,000 grant will modernize its facility at 90 Bevier St., allowing the...
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New York legalizes medical aid in dying
Gov. Kathy Hochul signed the Medical Aid in Dying Act on Friday, giving terminally ill New Yorkers with less than six months to live the choice to end their life with medical...
Local Business Issue 2025
Imagicka brings mystical, folkloric aura to Downtown Binghamton
Tucked away in the hustle and bustle of Court Street, Imagicka has been a mystical facet of Downtown Binghamton, offering tarot readings and a decorative assortment of flowers, figurines, wind chimes, teas,...
Campus News
BU Audubon Society works with professors to make campus safer for birds
The Binghamton University Audubon Society is working to urge the University to prioritize bird safety and prevent collisions with glass windows. The Audubon Society is a national organization with the mission of...