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Funeral for accepted student Omer Neutra held in Israel last Friday

Omer Neutra, an accepted Binghamton University student who deferred his admission to serve in the Israeli military, was buried in Israel last Friday. Mourners gathered at Kiryat Shaul’s Military Cemetery in Tel...


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College Democrats, College Republicans spar in fourth-annual Great Debate

Students gathered in Old Union Hall on Monday for the fourth-annual Great Debate between the College Democrats and College Republicans. Hosted by Binghamton University’s Summit on Student Political Participation, debate participants clashed...


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Center for Israel Studies hosts second roundtable on Gaza

Binghamton University’s Center for Israel Studies held the second installation of its planned three-part roundtable series on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The talk, titled “Roundtable Series on Gaza: On Humanitarian Aid,”...


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BSU holds march and discussion to celebrate Black Solidarity Day

The Black Student Union held a discussion and protest on Monday in observance of Black Solidarity Day, inviting students to reflect on Black identity, history and culture. The theme of this year’s...


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SA unanimously passes resolution calling for campus dining reforms

The Student Association Congress voted unanimously to pass a resolution recommending improvements to campus dining on Tuesday. The bill, titled “Resolution to Modernize On-Campus Dining,” demands various reforms like expanded hours at...


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SUNY revamps, adds general education requirements with focus on AI

Starting next fall, Binghamton University will implement a new civic-based general education requirement while revising the existing information literacy requirement to reflect the increasing presence of artificial intelligence in higher education. In...


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B-SMART hosts 'Matters of the Mind' event to promote healthy living

Last Wednesday, the Binghamton Student Managed Adderall Research Team hosted “Matters of the Mind,” a semesterly event focused on raising awareness on substance abuse and healthy living habits. In collaboration with Binghamton...


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Campus dining locations hit with numerous health code violations

Several campus dining locations at Binghamton University were found to have multiple health code violations. According to data published by the Press & Sun-Bulletin, health inspectors at the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center...


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New student organization seeks to elevate Asian representation in business

A new organization at Binghamton University seeks to promote Asian representation in the business community. The Asian Business Collective is one of the University’s newest organizations and was founded this year by...


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I-GMAP hosts second installation of visiting practitioners program

The Institute for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention hosted a former U.S. State Department deputy ambassador for a lecture earlier this month as part of this semester’s visiting practitioner program. The talk,...


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Q Center hosts Queer Youth Conference featuring former 'Drag Race' competitor

The Q Center invited more than 70 local middle and high school students to Binghamton University for an all-day event last Tuesday aimed at helping LGBTQ+ youth and allies find community. Mrs....


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University considers making switch from physical to digital IDs

Binghamton University is considering replacing student and faculty physical identification cards with a mobile credential system. On Oct. 16, a Dateline announcement said that University administrators are exploring the possibility of transitioning...


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University's Jewish community organizes vigil marking second anniversary of Oct. 7

To mark the second anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023 Hamas-led attacks, members of Binghamton University’s Jewish community gathered on Thursday to remember the lives lost in Israel while calling for the...