Campus News
Campus vows silence in protest of LGBTQ harassment
A silent demonstration modeled after the national Day of Silence is happening Friday from 12 to 4 p.m. along the Spine. Later, at 7 p.m. in Old University Union room 111, Break ...
Campus News
Binghamton University to introduce gender-inclusive housing options for fall semester
Rainbow Pride Union (RPU) created a petition on change.org Tuesday, asking for “Gender-Inclusive Housing Options in all of the communities on campus in order to create a more inclusive living environment.” ...
Campus News
College-in-the-Woods crowned smartest community on campus
The Lil’ Einsteins, who represented College-in-the-Woods, triumphed in the campus-wide trivia competition. ...
Campus News
Binghamton University students support Wounded Warrior Project
Hinman College, Theta Chi, Alpha Epsilon Phi (AEPhi) and Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) co-hosted the event to fundraise for the Wounded Warrior Project (WWP). Performances by Binghamton Bhangra, Ballroom Dance Association and ...
Science & Research
Binghamton University student researches effects of mitochondrial variations in yeast
For one Binghamton University student, a trip to the Nature Preserve doesn’t mean watching the sunset on the bridge — it means collecting yeast. Ray Futia, a junior majoring in biology whose...
Student Association
SA E-board candidates debate platforms
With elections three days away, Student Association Executive Board candidates defended their platforms to the public in a debate Monday night. ...
Campus News
Models show off African 'threads' to hundreds in Mandela Room
The African Student Organization (ASO) put on a fashion show connecting African culture from the past and the present in the Mandela Room. Members of ASO said they wanted to showcase African ...
Science & Research
BU Research Days to focus on ethics
The event, which takes place from Wednesday to Friday, features a keynote speaker, tours, talks by professors and over 80 students participating in poster presentations of their research. ...
Speakers
Sarah Radtke examines evolutionary precedent for sexual fluidity in women
Sarah Radtke, a graduate student studying psychology at Ryerson University, shared the findings of her research on “sexual fluidity” in a talk Monday. ...
Speakers
Binghamton University alumnus maps out medical track
Pulmonologist Gilbert Witte, who graduated from Binghamton University in 1976, visited campus Friday to speak to students and faculty about the road leading to his career in medicine. ...