Community
SUNY chancellor announces Ebola prevention measures
All SUNY campus-sponsored travel to countries with federal travel warnings has been prohibited. This includes Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone. ...
Community
Competition turns Appalachian into a cut-throat kitchen
In Wednesday’s semi-annual Meal Madness, five teams of three to five students competed to win a free dining hall dinner and bragging rights. ...
Speakers
Breast cancer survivor encourages early screenings
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Binghamton University organizations came together to hold the second annual Boobie Bingo night. Wednesday night’s event, which was held in the Old University Union, saw...
Community
University, Binghamton Police discuss off-campus safety and living options
Landlords, Binghamton Police and campus organizations tabled in the Mandela Room Thursday to offer a variety of housing options and address safety concerns about the local are ...
Campus News
Ghouls, monsters rise to terrify Nature Preserve hikers
The haunting began near the East Access Road, past Decker Health Services. Starting from the Pipeline Trail, the tour heads towards the small bridge and back through the Marsh Trail where tours ...
Community
Binghamton University collaborates with local artists to paint the town
The skies of Binghamton may often be gray, but local artists and the reBOLD Binghamton project have been working since last semester to infuse the city with color. reBOLD Binghamton partners local...
Speakers
University dedicates ITC Center of Excellence to local politicians Lupardo, Libous
Wednesday’s ceremony featured President Harvey Stenger and Vice President for Research Bahgat Sammakia, as well as local politicians state Sen. Thomas Libous and Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo. ...
Speakers
Bisexual activist explores complexities of gender and sexuality
Bisexual activist Robyn Ochs spoke in the Old Union Hall Monday evening about gender identities and sexuality. ...
Community
CHOW walk brings University and community together to combat hunger in Broome County
The Community Hunger Outreach Warehouse (CHOW) held its 32nd annual fundraising walk on Oct. 19 which, as of Monday, was projected to have raised $20,000. ...
Campus News
Visiting professor predicts future of North Korea
After World War II and the Korean War, he explained, the changes inside the country are actually leading it toward capitalism. ...