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Campus e-mail transition halted by unsigned contract

Students can expect to see an upgrade to their digital school inboxes — including calendar and chat features — sometime in the near future. After meeting with students, faculty and administrators, the...


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Students share experiences on campus admissions blog

In addition to traditional tours, brochures and the Fiske Guide, there is another way for prospective students to learn about Binghamton University: the student blog. The blog was created as a part...


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Contract hinders housing transfers

The license that students sign when registering for on-campus housing requires them to stay on campus for a full school year, but many students are not aware of the rule. The University...


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Men’s basketball goes 1-4 over holiday break

On their longest road trip of the year, the Bearcats found some consistency as well as their second win of the year. During a stretch of five games in nine days, which...


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Bus etiquette does exist

People love to talk. We love to talk about our feelings, local gossip, who’s hooking up with who, how we weren’t invited to a person’s party, how little we care about what...


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Student housing project downsized

The Newman Development Group’s Downtown housing project, slated to sit between Washington Street and the Chenango River flood wall, has been scaled back and postponed despite growing demand. According to Ken Kamlet,...


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Back in the day: Unknown virus strikes Newing College students

Pipe Dream is celebrating its 63rd year as Binghamton University’s independent student newspaper. It started as the Colonial News in fall 1946 and has been going strong twice a week ever since....


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Technological advances change social interactions

Face-to-face social interactions and confrontations are becoming scarce as technology allows teenagers and young adults to hide behind their phones and computers. “People use text messaging as a crutch to avoid having...


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Fort Hood, terrorism, shouldn’t be connected

According to eyewitness reports, Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan of the U.S. Army opened fire at Fort Hood on Nov. 5, 2009 and yelled “Allahu Akbar” — “God is the Greatest.” To those...


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Swimming and diving teams shine at dual meet

The Binghamton University men’s swimming and diving team pulled out a victory right before the Thanksgiving break, beating the Marist Red Foxes by a score of 161-139. The women’s team came away...