Community
BU Off Campus College Council election results announced
Elections for the Off Campus College Council (OC3) concluded with two runoffs last Thursday night, following the April 28 elections that settled the other three positions. ...
Student Association
Student Congress approves referendum for vote on student activity fee
The Student Congress approved a proposal from the Planning, Research and Elections committee for a ballot referendum regarding the student activity fee. The fee is currently $95.50 per semester, and every two ...
Campus News
CoRE projects focus on design, engineering and programming
CoRE, which stands for Computers, Robotics and Engineering, is a special interest housing program in Dickinson Community for students who share similar interests in technology and research. ...
Campus News
Phishing scam hacks Binghamton University email accounts
A number of B-Mail users have received fraudulent emails that claim their mailboxes have reached full capacity and ask for personal information to resolve the issue. ...
Campus News
UPDATING: Binghamton University appears on list of schools with possible Title IX violations
Binghamton University is one of 55 schools with open Title IX sexual violence investigations, appearing on a list released Thursday by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR). ...
Student Association
Judicial Board rules in favor of Planning, Research and Elections committee
On April 30, the J-Board ruled in favor of the PRE committee. In a 5-2 vote, the J-Board upheld the results of the runoff election, so Thomas Sheehan will be VPF. ...
Community
Students campaign for seat on Binghamton Univerity Council
Today marks the second day of voting for the Binghamton University Council Representative. Polls close at midnight to determine which of the four candidates will represent the student body on the ten-person ...
Science & Research
Speakers debate legalization of medicinal marijuana in New York
Speakers discussed the Compassionate Care Act that, if passed, would legalize medical marijuana in New York. According to Claudia Edwards, public health director of the Broome County Health Department, the law would ...
Campus News
Professors discuss pharmaceutical reform at Binghamton Global Healthcare Conference
On Thursday night, professors, local physicians and students gathered in Old Union Hall to discuss biological, social and economic implications of rising rates of diseases at the second annual Global Health Conference...
Campus News
Binghamton dining hall introduces reusable to-go boxes
The program, which began on April 22, Earth Day, is limited to the College-in-the-Woods dining hall. The first 250 students to sign up were given free plastic to-go boxes, similar in shape ...