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Bearcat’s season ends in NCAA 1st Round to Penn State

The Binghamton University women’s volleyball team’s season has come to a close, and the final results were as good as anyone could have hoped. The Bearcats ended the year doing battle with...


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Take a look around you

It’s easy to assume that because we’re students on a college campus, nothing dangerous can happen. As the tragedy that resulted in the death of a Binghamton University faculty member proved Friday,...


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Toy drive benefits children with cancer

The Chabad Center for Jewish Student Life at Binghamton University is hosting a toy drive until Dec. 14 to provide children suffering from cancer with gifts for the holidays. The toy drive,...


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Pregnancy impacts lives more than one may think

For many girls, one of the scariest things to imagine is getting pregnant before becoming a married adult. Over time, society has taken on a view that treats the idea of women...


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Bearcat’s second half rally falls short to Marshall

When a second half comeback falls short, you still pick up the loss but it often becomes a moral victory. After trailing by 17 at halftime and by as much as 22,...


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BU aquatics loses to Cornell

A surprisingly strong semester of swimming came to an end Saturday in Ithaca. The Binghamton University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams, however, took a loss to Cornell to polish off...


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Fashion aside, backpacks become campus trend

It’s 4 p.m. and you’ve returned to your room. Your back is aching, your shoulder is sore and now you get the privilege of digging through your seemingly endless stack of books...


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Suspect exhibited warning signs, housemate says

A Binghamton University graduate student was arrested and charged with murder in the second degree Saturday, after allegedly stabbing an anthropology professor to death. Abdulsalam Al-Zahrani, a 46-year-old Saudi national, is accused...


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Cultural group awaits meeting with officials

Members of the Caribbean Student Association (CSA) and the Binghamton University community continued their efforts this past week to pressure administration to reinstate their Carnival event. The cultural organization held a rally...


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Vigil to be held on Friday

Despite his status as professor emeritus within Binghamton University’s anthropology department, Richard Antoun — whom colleagues described as a “peacemaker” — spent more time in his office than many full-time faculty members....