Science & Research
CCPA graduate students exhibit research at showcase
Graduate students from the College of Community and Public Affairs (CCPA) gathered at the Binghamton University Downtown Center on Tuesday morning to exhibit their research in the school’s fall showcase. The showcase,...
Campus News
Bearcats for Israel, Hillel at Binghamton host annual Aroma Cafe
On Monday, Old Union Hall was transformed into Aroma Cafe, a take on popular Israeli chain Aroma Espresso Bar, giving students a chance to experience Israeli culture at Binghamton University. Bearcats for...
Campus News
Q Center holds ceremony for Transgender Day of Remembrance
In the midst of dark skies and heavy snow, a group of students gathered under a white tent in front of the Pegasus Statue to sign a transgender flag as part of...
Campus News
Campuswide initiative aims to provide stress relief during finals
Every year, Binghamton University’s Dean of Students Office coordinates De-Stress December, a campuswide initiative aimed at providing stress-reducing activities for students as they prepare for exams and make their way through finals....
Community
Absentee ballots confirm Brindisi victory
After days of counting absentee ballots and affidavits from five counties and weeks of uncertainty following Election Day, Democratic challenger Anthony Brindisi will be the next representative for New York’s 22nd congressional...
Campus News
Running low on revenue: Binghamton University struggles to cover employee raises
In a joint memo on Nov. 7 addressed to Binghamton University faculty and staff, University President Harvey Stenger and Donald Nieman, provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, spoke out on...
Campus News
Department of art and design to temporarily suspend graphic design minor
Students hoping to minor in graphic design at Binghamton University might be temporarily out of luck. BU’s department of art and design is looking to suspend the graphic design minor as students...
Campus News
Roosevelt Institute hosts mental health fair
Students entering Old Union Hall in the University Union on Tuesday afternoon were met with efforts to raise mental health awareness during the Roosevelt Institute’s “B-Mindful Mental Health Fair.” The Roosevelt Institute,...
Campus News
Judge gives Michael Roque maximum sentence in Mountainview stabbing case
About six months after freshman Joao Souza was fatally stabbed in his dorm, former Binghamton University student Michael Roque was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison on a second-degree murder...
Campus News
Judge denies Roque's motion to withdraw guilty plea in Mountainview stabbing case
In a written decision following weeks of court appearances, Judge Kevin Dooley denied Michael Roque’s motion to withdraw his guilty plea. The document, obtained by Pipe Dream, states that Roque, 20, of...