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Government shutdown impacts research, resources
After 35 days, the longest federal government shutdown in United States history is over, but its impacts on Binghamton University’s campus remain. The shutdown, which began in December after Congress and President...
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Citizenship, Rights and Cultural Belonging Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence to host welcome reception
The Citizenship, Rights and Cultural Belonging Transdisciplinary Area of Excellence (TAE) is holding a meeting this week in hopes of adding more people to its group and expanding its research focuses. The...
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Charlottesville councilman discusses problematic legacies
In 2017, a debate erupted at Binghamton University over the name of the Thomas J. Watson School of Engineering. On Thursday, Wes Bellamy, a politician from Charlottesville, Virginia who previously proposed legislation...
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OCCT considers charging students who vomit on blue buses
Binghamton University’s Off Campus College Transport (OCCT) may begin charging students for vomiting on the blue buses starting next academic year. According to Glenell Jaquez, public relations coordinator for OCCT and a...
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Alumni facilitate connections through groups, meetups
Over the past several years, Binghamton University’s alumni base has been maintaining its Bearcat heritage in various metropolitan areas like Buffalo and New York City. With the University’s support, these areas have...
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Following postponement, SAPB cancels fall concert and refunds tickets
After almost two months of uncertainty, Binghamton University’s fall concert with rapper 21 Savage has officially been canceled. The concert, originally scheduled for Nov. 15, was canceled after a winter storm hit...
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Winter Storm Harper forces students to postpone, expedite travel plans
The spring semester got off to a snowy start last weekend with Binghamton accumulating almost a foot of snow, derailing students’ travel plans and leading Binghamton University to open dorms a day...
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Binghamton University contributes to smart energy initatives, research
Since 2016, Binghamton University has implemented measures to fight climate change through energy storage research, clean energy initiatives and policy changes. Now, the University is contributing to state and local initiatives that...
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University ITS introduces U-Drive storage system for new semester
Binghamton University students seeking more data storage and faster service can now utilize Information Technology Services’ (ITS) new student network storage system, U-Drive, which, starting this semester, will provide 5GB of local...
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University to conduct controlled deer hunt in Nature Preserve
As campus empties for winter break, Binghamton University’s Nature Preserve will be closed for a controlled bowhunt in an effort to fight the overpopulation of deer in the area. The hunt, which...