Campus News
Summoners unite for League of Legends World Championship finals
As the world’s finest League of Legends players clashed to prove who was the best, Binghamton University students gathered to show their pride and love of the game. ...
Greek Life
Greek Life boogies the night away at first ever dance marathon
Students who danced all night to raise money for Janet Weis Children’s Hospital and Children’s Miracle Network Saturday kept the environment light and fun — but with a visit from a mother ...
Greek Life
Greek Life to bust a move at charity dance marathon
In an effort to bond together while raising money for charity, Binghamton University Greek life has challenged students to dance the night away during the University’s first-ever dance marathon. ...
Campus News
Provost Nieman warns against selling class notes online
In an environment of high academic achievement — and competition — some students view buying an extra set of class notes to be a harmless way to get ahead. Donald Nieman, executive...
Campus News
Community Showcase recruits students to volunteer
Binghamton University groups and local organizations rallied students Thursday to give a little bit back to the community. ...
Greek Life
Candlelight vigil commemorates victims of hazing and racism
Several Binghamton University sororities and fraternities held a candlelight vigil at the Pegasus statue Thursday evening in memory of Private Danny Chen, an Asian-American soldier who was found dead in his Afghanistan ...
Campus News
Binghamton University adds Education minor
In response to an increased level of undergraduate demand, a new education program will give students the tools and insight they need to make the next step. ...
Campus News
12-year-old prodigy plays Watters Theater
A 12-year-old piano prodigy took Watters Theater stage Thursday night in an event honoring the memories of Pauline and Philip Piaker. The concert, organized by Rabbi Levi Slonim, was the 18th annual...
Campus News
Shoplifters get publicly shamed in CIW and Hinman dining halls
In the first few weeks of the semester, there have been several cases of students being caught stealing food from the dining halls. Once discovered, these students are faced with an ultimatum: ...
Speakers
Former UN speaker talks international affairs
Schwartz, a former assistant secretary of state and special envoy in the U.N., spoke at BU Monday night about the responsibilities of nations to respond to disasters abroad. ...