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For next VPMA, duties could change
Efforts have been made to improve the office of vice president of multicultural affairs, a position which, in recent memory, has been under constant fire in the Student Association. SA President Matt...
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Munch on this: dining halls offer variety, healthy choices
Though students may feel their choices are limited when they eat at campus dining halls, they actually have an abundance of choices, a Binghamton University professor said. “I do agree that eating...
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Local entrepreneurs hope to contract with military
Imagine yourself in a firefight, surrounded by whizzing bullets or on a beach, taking a stroll and enjoying the serenity of waves rolling along the shoreline. The best thing is, you can...
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Anatomy of a Blue Devil upset
Keep it close: The first 10 minutes of Binghamton University’s NCAA tournament game will be the most important. Duke won’t pull a Vermont and let Binghamton come back from 25 points down....
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Police Watch: March 17, 2009
MONDAY, March 9 — Officers arrested a 31-year-old non-student, William F. Toy, in Hillside Community for assault in the third degree, burglary in the third degree and criminal impersonation, said Investigator Matthew...
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Virginia students could ditch jury duty for textbooks
A Virginia bill could exempt college students from serving jury duty while classes are in session. Bill 2045 passed unanimously through the Virginia House of Representatives Feb. 3. It would allow full-time...
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Bearcats cut down net, clinch AE Championship
At times, the America East men’s basketball championship was not pretty. But as Bearcat junior Emanuel Mayben dribbled out the final seconds of Binghamton’s title game win, the result was beautiful to...
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Award-winning author speaks
The author of “The Assassination of Jesse James” honored the memory of a former Binghamton University professor at the second annual John Gardner reading Sunday. Ron Hansen read excerpts from his latest...
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Emotions run high with championship win
Often times as an editor and writer for this publication, I am torn between my obligation as a student and that as a journalist. And this year, the emotions involved in that...
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More engagement in Arts: Can we attract the youth?
With the recession only getting worse, many universities across the country are auctioning off parts of their art collections in order to supplement their dwindling endowments. Brandeis University, earlier this year, even...