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Love it or hate it, ‘Catcher’ lives on
I remember reading “The Catcher in the Rye” as a high school sophomore, and at that time, it was the most shocking book I’d ever read. It’s funny thinking back to how...
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Bearcats win first 3 duals
The Bearcats are out to defend their America East championship and starting the year off with three wins is the best way to start. This past Saturday, the Binghamton University men’s tennis...
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Save some cash on texbook purchases
For some students, textbooks are rarely more than expensive, heavy, seasonal shelf decorations. But there have been some changes to the traditional method of buying and selling textbooks that offer students more...
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Construction to improve Lecture Hall’s functionality
Two prominent buildings on Binghamton University’s campus will soon see renovations and reconstruction aimed at improving their appearances and increasing their functions. Beginning in May 2010, the Lecture Hall is going to...
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Van Ingen sets record at Penn State
A significant milestone was recorded last Saturday at the Penn State invitational when junior Erik van Ingen became the first athlete from Binghamton University to run the mile in under four minutes....
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Classroom acoustics are source of student, faculty complaints
The newly constructed classrooms in the Old University Union have increased technological ability, but are not without acoustic difficulties that often leave faculty and students asking, “Can you repeat that?” “The acoustics...
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Course introduces SOM students to India’s culture, economy
Students enrolled in a winter course through the School of Management participated in a 10-day tour of India in hopes of learning how Indian culture promotes a quickly growing economy. The four-credit...
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Carter leads Bearcats to back-to-back wins
Using its dynamic 3-point shooter, an effective zone defense and key rebounds in crunch time, the Binghamton University women’s basketball team was able to stave off a late Albany comeback and secure...
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DeFleur’s influence spans decades
August 1990 — Lois DeFleur begins her presidency at Binghamton University after being provost at the University of Missouri. October 1994 — Construction begins on the $20 million Academic I complex that...
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Mass. election proves Americans still care
When the state of Massachusetts is discussed in casual conversation, a few key topics are often mentioned: their beloved Sox, gay marriage, decriminalization of marijuana and maybe a short lecture on the...