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Binghamton University takes over Oakdale Mall
Working to bridge the gap between campus and the community, Binghamton University hosted the fourth annual BU Day at the Oakdale Mall. ...
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Initiative offers free coding lessons to Binghamton University students
HackBU was started by Daniel O’Connor, a senior majoring in computer science. It aims to teach students from various academic backgrounds about coding, to create a deeper understanding and appreciation for the ...
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Black Student Union collaborates with Sodexo to serve up culture on campus
In celebration of Black History Month, the Black Student Union (BSU) collaborated with Sodexo for the first time Friday to serve up an array of traditional dishes for a taste of culture. ...
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DANCO promotes Korean pop culture
For DANCO, short for Dancing Koreans, Korean pop music has the potential to be the next big thing in America. ...
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Facebook page shares stories of Binghamton University students, faculty, staff
The page officially launched on Feb. 15. It was inspired by the Humans of New York (HONY) blog, which features stories and photos of — well, humans — around New York City. ...
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Binghamton University fashion show turns trash trendy
New York Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) and the Poverty Awareness Coalition (PAC) held a Trashion Show, in which teams of students displayed their designs made out of recycled materials. ...
Community
Budget Teach-In tackles taxes
The “Budget Teach-In,” held on Wednesday, was sponsored by groups including Citizen Action of New York, Alliance for Quality Education (AQE) and New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness (NYFF). The event served to ...
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BU alumnus to compete in 'Crashed Ice' competiton
One Binghamton University alumnus is cutting through traditional winter sports for the “Red Bull Crashed Ice” competition. John Roufaiel, a 2005 alumnus who double-majored in Middle Eastern studies and Arabic, found out...
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Laura Bronstein named dean of College of Community and Public Affairs
Following a four-month search, interim dean Laura Bronstein was selected out of 80 candidates to lead the College of Community and Public Affairs (CCPA). ...
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Latin American Student Union discusses criminalization of blacks and latinos in public schools
Thursday evening, students gathered to discuss the impact that discrimination in the public school system has had on their lives. ...